AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Yes, as long as you have a solid grasp of rhythm recognition and pharmacology. However, most Training Centers like RedTACT require a valid BLS Provider card first.

Instead of just watching a video, you will work with high-fidelity manikins that provide real-time data on your compression depth and rate. At RED TACT, we simulate real clinical environments to help you practice the stress and teamwork of a real cardiac arrest scenario, rather than just practicing in a quiet classroom.

The certification is valid for two years.Renewal: Take the 1-day course if your card is still active.Initial: Take the 2-day course if you are a first-timer or your card has expired significantly.

The full PALS Initial Course typically runs for 2 days (approx. 16 hours), while the Update/Renewal course is usually completed in 1 day.

Don’t worry! Our instructors are committed to your success. If you struggle with the skills or the multiple-choice exam, we provide remediation on the same day. You will have the opportunity to review the material and re-test once you feel confident.

It is a mandatory online exam. You must score at least 70% and present the certificate (printed or digital) to the RedTACT instructor before the class begins. It covers ECG rhythms and pharmacology.

BLS is for basic CPR. PALS is for healthcare providers who actually manage pediatric emergencies (e.g., intubation, giving meds, or cardioversion). If you work in a PICU, ER, or Pediatrics, you need PALS.

Yes. The course follows a “Practice-While-Watching” (PWW) format. You will be on the floor practicing compressions, breaths, and using an AED trainer while the video guides you.