Friends Medical for Health Creativity
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) is an advanced course by the American Heart Association (AHA) designed to teach healthcare professionals how to respond to critically ill or injured infants and children. The course focuses on early recognition, systematic assessment, and coordinated interventions to improve survival outcomes.
This course is ideal for:
Pediatricians and family doctors
Emergency physicians and nurses
Pediatric and neonatal nurses
Paramedics and EMTs
Medical students, interns, and residents in pediatric rotations
Anyone working with children in hospital, clinic, or urgent care settings
PALS is essential for those providing advanced pediatric care during emergencies.
Core Skills and Topics:
Early recognition and treatment of respiratory and cardiac emergencies in children
Pediatric assessment tools (ABCs, pediatric assessment triangle, etc.)
High-quality CPR for infants and children
Management of shock, arrhythmias, and respiratory failure
Cardiac rhythm interpretation and drug administration
Post-resuscitation care
Team leadership and communication during pediatric code situations
Simulated pediatric code scenarios using real-life cases
Duration: 8–10 hours (initial); 5–6 hours (renewal)
Format: In-person, interactive training with case simulations
Location: Friends Medical Training Center – Ramallah
Languages: Arabic / English
Certificate: AHA PALS certification card (valid for 2 years)
Includes: Student manual, skill checklists, pediatric megacode practice
Before attending, participants should:
Have a valid BLS certificate (we offer BLS if needed)
Understand basic pediatric ECG rhythms and pharmacology
Complete the AHA PALS Pre-Course Self-Assessment (link sent after registration)
No – it’s for anyone who may care for critically ill or injured children.
No – we provide everything you need for training and practice.
Yes – we offer both initial and renewal certification options.