A Neonatal Resuscitation certification will help prepare you as a provider to care for and manage infants experiencing cardiopulmonary emergencies. In short, it will help you improve outcomes and save lives. A Neonatal Resuscitation certification can also help medical professionals expand their job opportunities and career growth.
Research and healthcare information is constantly evolving to reveal new and better methods of care for patients. Renewing your Neonatal Resuscitation certification and staying current on the latest best practices is crucial to helping you provide care that saves lives.

ACLS.com’s courses provide accredited CEU/CME credits for EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics, respiratory therapists, nurses, nurse anesthetists, physicians, physician assistants, dentists, and pharmacists. Our Neonatal Resuscitation certification and renewal courses offer CEU credits through organizations including the AANA, ACCME, ACPE, ADA, ANCC, and CAPCE. Our Neonatal Resuscitation online course is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE), and in joint partnership with the Postgraduate Institute of Medicine (PIM). However, each employer has unique certification requirements. We recommend that you check with your employer to ensure that our Neonatal Resuscitation certification meets their requirements. We stand behind all of our certification courses, so if an organization does not accept our certifications, we will give you your money back, guaranteed.

You can print your Neonatal Resuscitation digital provider card immediately after finishing your certification. In addition, we’ll mail a printed provider card to you within 2 or 3 business days after you complete the course.

Your initial Neonatal Resuscitation certification is valid for 2 years and provides you with 8 CEUs/CMEs. Once your certification expires, you will need to complete a Neonatal Resuscitation recertification, which provides you with 4 CEUs/CMEs, to remain actively certified.

Our online PALS certification course will provide you with 8 CEU/CME credits, and our PALS recertification will provide you with 4 CEU/CME credits through organizations including the AANA, ACCME, ACPE, ADA, ANCC, and CAPCE.

If your Neonatal Resuscitation certification is over 60 days expired, you will need to check with your employer to find out their specific requirements for recertification. Once you are ready to recertify, our cost-effective, flexible options can help you easily renew your license.