PALS Provider
Because Every Child Deserves a Provider Who’s Ready.
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Attentive Safety CPR and Safety Training proudly offers the Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider Course, an essential, evidence-based program that prepares healthcare professionals to save the lives of critically ill infants and children. Backed by the updated 2025 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR & ECC, this advanced training empowers clinicians with the skills and clinical decision-making required during the most time-sensitive pediatric emergencies.
Research shows that respiratory failure and shock account for the majority of pediatric arrests, and survival drops 7–10% for every minute without effective CPR or advanced intervention. This is why PALS certification is a mandatory credential across pediatric hospitals, emergency departments, EMS systems, and critical-care teams nationwide. Attentive Safety’s instructor-led, scenario-based course equips you to recognize early signs of deterioration, deliver high-performance CPR, manage pediatric airways, treat shock aggressively, interpret arrhythmias quickly, and lead or participate in coordinated pediatric resuscitation teams. Our PALS training is structured to support both new and experienced providers through hands-on practice, team-based simulations, and realistic case scenarios that mirror the challenges faced in pediatric emergency and critical-care environments. You’ll learn not only what to do, but why each intervention matters, gaining the clinical confidence proven to improve outcomes and reduce time to treatment during pediatric codes. With classes offered 7 days a week at our Marietta, Doraville, and Alpharetta training centers, Attentive Safety makes it easy for busy healthcare professionals to stay certified and ready. Upon completion, you will receive a two-year American Heart Association PALS Provider eCard recognized and required by hospitals, credentialing bodies, and licensing agencies nationwide. If you work with infants or children in any emergency or acute-care setting, PALS is not just a certification, it is a defining skillset that strengthens your clinical readiness, elevates your professional value, and directly contributes to saving young lives. 
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for PALS Provider Course
Q: What is the Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider Course?
A: The PALS Provider Course is an advanced American Heart Association training program that teaches healthcare professionals how to recognize and manage pediatric emergencies, including respiratory failure, shock, arrhythmias, and cardiopulmonary arrest. Attentive Safety delivers this course using the updated 2025 AHA CPR & ECC Guidelines, with instructor-led training, hands-on practice, and realistic pediatric simulations.
Q: Who should take the PALS Provider Course?
A: PALS is essential for healthcare providers who respond to pediatric emergencies, including:
Q: What’s new in the 2025 AHA pediatric resuscitation science?
A: The updated 2025 Guidelines include:
Q: What are the prerequisites for enrolling?
A: Students must:
Q: What skills will I learn during the PALS Provider Course?
A: You will learn to:
Q: How long is the PALS Provider Course?
A: The in-person, instructor-led course generally lasts about 6 hours, depending on class size and skills practice needs.
Q: When are PALS Provider classes offered?
A: Attentive Safety offers classes 7 days a week, with multiple morning and afternoon sessions available.
Q: Where is the training held?
A: PALS training is offered at our Georgia locations:
Q: How much does the PALS Provider Course cost?
A: Tuition is $200. A $25 walk-in fee applies if payment is made within 24 hours of class.
Q: Will I receive certification?
A: Yes. You will receive an American Heart Association PALS Provider eCard valid for two years.
Q: Can I reschedule my class?
A: Yes. Submit your request here:
https://www.attentivesafety.com/reschedule-request.html
Rescheduling follows our attendance policy and is based on availability.
Q: Is the course refundable?
A: No. All PALS courses are non-refundable. Missed or late sessions result in forfeiture of payment.
A: The PALS Provider Course is an advanced American Heart Association training program that teaches healthcare professionals how to recognize and manage pediatric emergencies, including respiratory failure, shock, arrhythmias, and cardiopulmonary arrest. Attentive Safety delivers this course using the updated 2025 AHA CPR & ECC Guidelines, with instructor-led training, hands-on practice, and realistic pediatric simulations.
Q: Who should take the PALS Provider Course?
A: PALS is essential for healthcare providers who respond to pediatric emergencies, including:
- Nurses (PICU, NICU, ER, ICU, Pediatrics)
- Physicians and physician assistants
- Paramedics and EMTs
- Respiratory therapists
- Pediatric transport teams
- Urgent care and surgery center clinicians
- Medical and nursing students entering pediatric rotations
Q: What’s new in the 2025 AHA pediatric resuscitation science?
A: The updated 2025 Guidelines include:
- Greater focus on early recognition of respiratory failure and shock
- Updated bradycardia and tachycardia algorithms
- Enhanced CPR quality metrics and ventilation techniques
- Emphasis on communication and team leadership
- Revised pediatric medication dosing guidance
- Expanded systems-of-care approach from recognition to post-arrest care
Q: What are the prerequisites for enrolling?
A: Students must:
- Be proficient in BLS skills
- Complete the AHA Precourse Self-Assessment
- View all required AHA precourse videos before attending
Q: What skills will I learn during the PALS Provider Course?
A: You will learn to:
- Perform high-quality pediatric CPR
- Identify respiratory distress, respiratory failure, and shock
- Manage pediatric arrhythmias such as bradycardia, SVT, and VT
- Use advanced airway and oxygenation techniques
- Lead or participate effectively in pediatric resuscitation teams
- Apply pediatric treatment algorithms confidently and quickly
Q: How long is the PALS Provider Course?
A: The in-person, instructor-led course generally lasts about 6 hours, depending on class size and skills practice needs.
Q: When are PALS Provider classes offered?
A: Attentive Safety offers classes 7 days a week, with multiple morning and afternoon sessions available.
Q: Where is the training held?
A: PALS training is offered at our Georgia locations:
- Marietta
- Doraville
- Alpharetta
Q: How much does the PALS Provider Course cost?
A: Tuition is $200. A $25 walk-in fee applies if payment is made within 24 hours of class.
Q: Will I receive certification?
A: Yes. You will receive an American Heart Association PALS Provider eCard valid for two years.
Q: Can I reschedule my class?
A: Yes. Submit your request here:
https://www.attentivesafety.com/reschedule-request.html
Rescheduling follows our attendance policy and is based on availability.
Q: Is the course refundable?
A: No. All PALS courses are non-refundable. Missed or late sessions result in forfeiture of payment.
What Healthcare Professionals Are Saying About Our PALS Provider Training
“The most thorough and confidence-building PALS course I’ve taken.”
“As a PICU nurse, I take pediatric emergencies seriously, and this class exceeded my expectations. The instructors explained every scenario clearly and made complex concepts simple. The hands-on simulations were incredibly realistic.”
— J. Ramirez, RN, PICU Nurse
“You can tell the instructors know real emergency medicine.”
“The case scenarios felt exactly like what we see in the field. I appreciated how much time we spent on shock management and respiratory emergencies. I left feeling more prepared than ever.”
— Marcus P., Critical Care Paramedic
“Perfect for busy hospital staff.”
“I booked my class last minute and still had plenty of scheduling options. The course was organized, efficient, and aligned with the new 2025 AHA recommendations. This will definitely be my go-to training center.”
— Dr. L. Nguyen, Pediatric Hospitalist
“Great blend of science and hands-on practice.”
“The instructor broke down the ‘why’ behind the algorithms, which helped everything click. The PALS megacode practice prepared me to respond calmly and effectively during real pediatric codes.”
— A. Wells, Respiratory Therapist
“I left feeling prepared, not just certified.”
“Other PALS classes I’ve taken felt rushed. This one felt complete. I actually understand the sequences, shock classifications, and how to manage respiratory failure confidently. Highly recommended.”
— S. Moore, Emergency Department RN
“As a PICU nurse, I take pediatric emergencies seriously, and this class exceeded my expectations. The instructors explained every scenario clearly and made complex concepts simple. The hands-on simulations were incredibly realistic.”
— J. Ramirez, RN, PICU Nurse
“You can tell the instructors know real emergency medicine.”
“The case scenarios felt exactly like what we see in the field. I appreciated how much time we spent on shock management and respiratory emergencies. I left feeling more prepared than ever.”
— Marcus P., Critical Care Paramedic
“Perfect for busy hospital staff.”
“I booked my class last minute and still had plenty of scheduling options. The course was organized, efficient, and aligned with the new 2025 AHA recommendations. This will definitely be my go-to training center.”
— Dr. L. Nguyen, Pediatric Hospitalist
“Great blend of science and hands-on practice.”
“The instructor broke down the ‘why’ behind the algorithms, which helped everything click. The PALS megacode practice prepared me to respond calmly and effectively during real pediatric codes.”
— A. Wells, Respiratory Therapist
“I left feeling prepared, not just certified.”
“Other PALS classes I’ve taken felt rushed. This one felt complete. I actually understand the sequences, shock classifications, and how to manage respiratory failure confidently. Highly recommended.”
— S. Moore, Emergency Department RN
Attentive Safety CPR and Safety Training provides American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) classes 7 days a week at our Marietta, Doraville, and Alpharetta training centers. Our instructor-led courses follow the updated 2025 AHA Guidelines and prepare nurses, physicians, paramedics, and respiratory therapists to respond confidently to pediatric emergencies. Students from hospitals, EMS agencies, urgent care centers, pediatric clinics, and university programs choose Attentive Safety for reliable, accessible, and nationally recognized PALS certification. Serving the greater Atlanta area with convenient scheduling and trusted clinical training, we help healthcare professionals stay ready to save lives.
