The BLS courses have been designed to teach the role of the health care provider and the community bystander within the emergency cardiac care system. During the PALS Provider course, individuals learn to recognize and treat infants and children at risk for cardiopulmonary arrest and learn the cognitive and psychomotor skills needed to resuscitate and stabilize those in respiratory failure, shock, or cardiopulmonary arrest. Programs available through the LSLC have been designed to create learning opportunities that will enhance and expand the skills and knowledge of health care providers in Virginia. The intent of the ACLS and PALS courses is to train and prepare health care professionals for emergency cardiac situations in children and adults, improve patient outcomes and the quality of health care delivery during these situations. The registration fee includes course materials, continental breakfasts and breaks.
Prices vary for each course.
Registration refunds will not be issued after that time. Substitutions are welcome up to five business days prior to the course. Cancellation policy Programs may be cancelled in the event of insufficient registration or for other reasons. In that event, full refunds will be issued to participants who have paid a registration fee.