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NRP Recertification
Our NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) recertification course is ideal for experienced healthcare professionals who have an NRP provider card that has been expired for 60 days or less. This course provides:
- A focus on changed or updated information since you last certified
- A review of all the information related to the latest emergency cardiovascular care (ECC) guidelines and standards published by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR), ensuring you are fully prepared for the recertification exam
This NRP recertification course is nationally accredited and offers 4 CEU credits through organizations including the AANA, ACCME, ACPE, ADA, ANCC, and CAPCE.
The NRP recertification course covers the following:
- Cognitive knowledge of NRP concepts and interventions
- Supporting the goals and purpose of NRP Provider status
- Critical components of newborn resuscitation, including a solid understanding of the correct sequence according to the NRP flow diagram and optimize the neonatal outcome
- NRP knowledge, skills, and teamwork, which may reduce neonatal morbidity and mortality by participating in a hands-on skills evaluation or online skills assessment
Why Train With ACLS.com?
Quality
Our NRP Recertification course is built using the latest emergency cardiovascular care (ECC) guidelines and standards published by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and meet all Joint Commission requirements. A skills checkoff is also available if needed.
Convenient
With 24/7 access to course materials and unlimited practice tests, you can complete your certification where and when you want. We also eliminate the stress of remembering to recertify by providing you with email and text reminders to ensure you don’t miss a deadline.
Accredited
Our NRP Recertification course is accredited by the ADA, AMA, and ANCC in joint providership with the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine (PIM). Our courses are also accredited by CAPCE for emergency medical professionals. These accreditations allow you to earn up to four hours of CEU/CME credit.