New to pediatrics...

[Newtoped]

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Hello everyone...
I got matched To my favorite speciality and really excited to start my journey..
I was asked to get ACLS,PALS and child abuse certification before July 1
How do I prepare for these courses? My program does provide the courses , but am worried as I never took these certification courses ...

 

[Markbright]

They are all actually relatively easy and fun to do. Just google them for details.

 

[Newtoped]

They are all actually relatively easy and fun to do. Just google them for details.

Thanks doc!

 

[Stitch]

Most of the certifications will give you a study book, but don't sweat it. The courses are very good at teaching you what you need to know. Also, I've not heard of a child abuse certification or course excepting the boarded subspecialty.

 

[Newtoped]

Most of the certifications will give you a study book, but don't sweat it. The courses are very good at teaching you what you need to know. Also, I've not heard of a child abuse certification or course excepting the boarded subspecialty.

Thanks ...I was worried on seeing the study materials as now not in a mind set to study!!
It's child abuse - identification and reporting .. Online course

 

[jonb12997]

ACLS? That's interesting that you'd have to take that unless you're doing a rotating internship or are med-peds. What about NRP?

 

[Newtoped]

ACLS? That's interesting that you'd have to take that unless you're doing a rotating internship or are med-peds. What about NRP?

Yah....NRP also is there.....

I don't have the study materials yet... Does these courses require pre course preparation... Worried becouse am away from my clinicals for 3 yrs. 🙁

 

[FCMike11]

Yah....NRP also is there.....

I don't have the study materials yet... Does these courses require pre course preparation... Worried becouse am away from my clinicals for 3 yrs. 🙁

Look up ACLS on the internet. The exact algorithms you have to know + a few (not many at all) rhythms you need to be able to recognize. I am not a resident but I am ACLS certified.