PALS Provider - Green Bay

Pediatric Advanced Life Support is a systematic approach to pediatric assessment that goes beyond basic life support for infants and children. Certification in PALS is defined by the American Heart Association as developing the knowledge and skills to manage critically ill infants and children, resulting in improved outcomes. This specialized training is designed for any healthcare provider who responds to emergencies with infants or children, both in and out of the hospital, including emergency responders, ER personnel, pediatric care providers, ICU staff, critical care professionals and others.

Objectives of the PALS course include:

• Performing high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and emergency interventions.

• Recognizing cardiac arrest and performing CPR within 10 seconds.

• Assessing for and identifying respiratory distress and respiratory failure.

• Distinguishing between stable and unstable patients with arrhythmias.

• Establishing rapid vascular access to administer fluids and medications.

Pre-course Requirement: Review, understand, and complete the ECG and Pharmacology pre-course assessment tests online at: ACLS Precourse Self-Assessment

Required AHA books must be obtained before class and brought to class; books are available for advance purchase through the NWTC Bookstore.

Instructor: Philip Taylor

Enrollment by 09-22-2026 helps ensure this class can be offered as planned

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