PALS Recertification Online

The latest information and research regarding Pediatric Advanced Life Support is always evolving. Therefore, renewing your PALS certification is essential to your ability to save the lives of children during life-threatening medical emergencies. If you work in a pediatric hospital or another clinical setting that treats children, you probably need an up-to-date PALS provider card. In fact, many states and municipalities require it. Professions requiring PALS recertification every two years include pediatricians, OB/GYNs, surgeons, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, physician assistants, and many more. Ask your employer or human resources representative if your PALS certification is current and valid. If not, sign up for our PALS recertification course.

Online PALS recertification is the perfect choice for the busy healthcare professional, so our training is designed with the rigors of your profession in mind. Our lessons and tests are accessible 24/7 from any digital device. No matter if you are at home, work, or on the go, you’ll have access to the materials needed to pass your recertification exam. In short, online PALS renewal prioritizes your time. It saves the hassle of taking off work to attend an in-person recertification class.

Once you sign up for your course, feel free to take it at your leisure. We understand that healthcare professionals are busy people. Therefore, our medical certifications are designed to complete around your schedule. Feel free to save your progress and come back to it later. Utilize our study guides and the resources in our free training center. The practice tests are designed to let you know when you are ready to take your final certification exam.

PALS certification is valid for two years, and it’s important not to let it lapse. There is a 60-day period to renew. We guarantee your employer or hospital network will accept our PALS recertification or your money back. Our courses and resources were created by a team of licensed medical professionals using the latest materials published by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and the guidelines for Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC). All of our training material is fact-checked and peer-reviewed by our medical review board.

When you pass the PALS recertification final exam, your provider card is immediately sent to your email. You can print your card or download it and digitally send a copy to your employer or hospital. If you need instructions for digitally verifying your renewal with your employer, our friendly customer service team can help with the process. You’ll never misplace your digital card, and you can take pride in knowing it is eco-friendly.

There is a 60-day grace period to renew your PALS certification. It’s important to not let it lapse. If your certification is nearing expiration, sign up for our renewal course today. Contact your human resources agent or employer to find out if you need to recertify.

With our 100% online renewal course, there is no requirement for a hands-on clinical skills test. Instead, our recertification course offers digital megacode simulators, detailed examinations of ECG tracings, and printable PDF algorithms. Along with our best in class video lessons, our online training surpasses what a hands-on skills test provides. The tactical aspects emulated by in-person skills tests are better learned during your clinical medical training. Though rare, if your employer insists on a hands-on skills test, our customer service team can provide you with a signed clinical skills sheet that documents your return demonstration competency after passing your final exam.