PEARS Provider

Early Assessment Immediate Action Lifesaving Results

At Attentive Safety, we understand that pediatric emergencies require a specialized, systematic approach. The American Heart Association’s (AHA) PEARS Course is expertly designed for healthcare professionals who may encounter critically ill infants or children but do not provide pediatric care on a daily basis.

This instructor-led, hands-on class equips you with the skills to recognize symptoms of respiratory distress, shock, and cardiac arrest early, allowing for stabilization before a crisis escalates.

Why Choose Attentive Safety for PEARS?

• Expert-Led Instruction: Our AHA-certified instructors bring real-world emergency experience to every scenario.
• Updated 2025 Curriculum: Learn the latest evidence-based systematic approach to pediatric assessment.
• Unmatched Flexibility: Classes are held 7 days a week with morning and afternoon options to fit your clinical schedule.
• Multi-State Locations:
  • Marietta, GA (Headquarters - Daily sessions)
  • Alpharetta & Norcross, GA
  • Birmingham & Montgomery, AL
  • Chattanooga, TN
• Comprehensive Readiness: We integrate Pediatric BLS mastery into every PEARS session to ensure total clinical competence.

Course Quick Facts

• Cost: $200.00 (Standard) | $225.00 (Walk-in/Registration within 24 hours of class).
• Schedule: Sessions available at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
• Duration: Approximately 7 to 8 hours, including skills practice, testing, and breaks.
• Prerequisites: A current AHA BLS Provider card is required.
• Required Material: 2025 PEARS Provider Manual (eBook available during checkout).

Who Should Take This Course?
​The PEARS course is the gold standard for:

• School Health Offices & Nurses
• Medical Assistants & Physician Assistants
• Outpatient Clinic & Urgent Care Staff
• EMTs & First Responders
• Respiratory Therapists

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for PEARS Provider Course

Q: What is the main goal of the PEARS course?
A: To teach providers how to recognize respiratory or circulatory distress before it becomes a cardiac arrest, improving the chances of survival for pediatric patients.

Q: Is this the same as PALS?
A: No. PEARS focuses on assessment and stabilization for providers who don't see kids daily. PALS is for advanced providers (Doctors/RNs/Paramedics) who provide advanced life support in pediatric settings.

Q: When do I get my card?
A: Upon successful completion of the written exam and skills testing, you will receive your 2-year AHA PEARS Provider eCard on the same day.

​Q: Where is the training held?
​A: Daily in Marietta. We also offer weekly sessions in Alpharetta, Norcross, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Chattanooga.

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AHA PEARS Provider Training for Healthcare Professionals

Attentive Safety offers the AHA PEARS (Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition, and Stabilization) Course, a critical certification for healthcare providers who do not routinely treat pediatric patients but must be prepared for emergencies. Following the 2025 American Heart Association Guidelines, this instructor-led course focuses on the systematic approach to pediatric assessment, identifying respiratory distress, recognizing shock, and managing cardiopulmonary arrest. With premier training locations in Marietta, Alpharetta, and Peachtree Corners (Norcross), Georgia, as well as Birmingham and Montgomery, Alabama, and Chattanooga, Tennessee, we provide expert-led training 7 days a week. PEARS is essential for school nurses, medical assistants, outpatient clinic staff, and EMTs. Our comprehensive curriculum includes hands-on skills stations, team dynamics, and high-quality pediatric BLS. Whether you are in Cobb County, North Fulton, or the Tri-State area, Attentive Safety delivers the clinical confidence needed to stabilize critically ill children. Secure your 2-year PEARS Provider eCard and meet your professional compliance requirements with our flexible morning and afternoon sessions.