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AHA pALS Certification Course with Dr. Jay Zute - Initial or Renewal, in Queens, NY - American Heart Association Certification
Dr. Jay Zute & her associates are AHA certified instructors.
This in-class AHA - PALS certification training is offered in Queens, New York. It is currently offered at a MUCH-DISCOUNTED-FEE.
In addition, you get the link for completing the mandatory ONLINE PORTION for self-work & self-assessment worth $173, FREE OF COST!!
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You can get PALS certification at Dr. Jay Zute Allied Health Training Center in Queens, NY. We offer daily 3 classes at convenient timings.
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Introduction
**PALS Certification Class with Dr. Jay Zute**
**Become a Skilled Provider in Pediatric Emergency Care**
Welcome to the **Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Class** taught by Dr. Jay Zute, an expert educator with years of experience. This course is perfect for healthcare professionals who care for infants and children, equipping you with essential skills to confidently handle pediatric emergencies.
Whether you’re renewing your certification or taking PALS for the first time, Dr. Zute’s interactive training ensures you’re prepared with the knowledge and practical techniques to save lives.
Steps to follow –
1) Enroll for the PALS Practical Skills session at a discounted fees HERE or click this link https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4CACA82AAAFEC34-56108857-pals
pay the fees for the in-person part.
2) Send an email to Dr. Jay Zute at contact@drzute.com, wherein you mention your enrollment for the practical session, with the date, time, and location. Ask for the Link for Heartcode PALS online portion free link.
3) Dr. Jay Zute will send you the PALS Heartcode Online Portion coupon link free of charge.
This online Heartcode portion costs $173 on the AHA website, but Dr. Jay Zute offers it entirely free. (You may check the cost here (DO NOT PURCHASE): https://shopcpr.heart.org/heartcode-pals You are getting it free from Dr. Jay Zute.)
4) Finish the Online portion from the link you will receive in the email from Dr. Jay Zute, which includes (EKG, Pharmacology, Case Scenarios). You must complete the online portion, take the self-assessment test, and print the completion certificate for pre-course work and pre-course self-assessment.
The online portion includes,
– Pre-course Self-Assessment – Approx 1 hour if you are doing it for the first time.
– Precourse work – Approx 2-3 hours if you are doing it for the first time.
5) Bring the printed hard copy of the completion of the pre-course work and pre-course self-assessment results when you come for the practical session. Without these completion papers, you will not get AHA card.
**What You’ll Learn**
**Pediatric Emergency Assessment**: Rapid evaluation, identification of distress, and initiating life-saving interventions.
**Effective Pediatric BLS Techniques** : Specialized CPR methods tailored for infants and children
**Cardiac Arrest Management** : Master PALS algorithms and emergency resuscitation strategies.
**Pharmacology in Pediatrics** : Administer and monitor critical medications during emergencies.
**Airway Management** : Techniques for ensuring optimal oxygenation with advanced devices.
**Treating Pediatric Shock** : Diagnosing and treating shock types with tailored interventions.
**Team Collaboration** : Enhance communication and teamwork in high-pressure situations.
**Neonatal Resuscitation** : Special considerations for newborn emergencies.
**Respiratory Emergencies** : Diagnose and treat conditions like asthma, croup, and bronchiolitis.
**Why Choose Dr. Zute’s Class?**
**Expert Teaching** : Dr. Zute brings real-world experience and a hands-on approach to ensure you’re equipped for success.
**Hands-On Practice** : Train on pediatric manikins in simulated scenarios to build confidence and expertise.
**AHA Certification** : Earn your PALS certification, a vital credential for healthcare professionals in pediatric care.
**Interactive Learning** : Engage with case studies, group exercises, and simulations to sharpen your problem-solving skills.
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**Location Details**
Dr. Jay Zute’s Allied Health Center
9024 221st Place, Queens Village, NY 11428 (take the side entry through an arch)
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**Ready to Enroll?**
Review the available time slots by clicking this link
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4CACA82AAAFEC34-56108857-pals
or Click HERE
Secure your seat by completing payment, and take the next step in your professional journey.
If you need to take BLS provider course (initial/renewal) too, along with PALS, please call Dr. Jay Zute on 6094818814 to inform her that you wish to take both PALS & BLS courses together. You will need to pay an additional fee for BLS class. You can pay this additional BLS fee when you attend the class by Zelle payment or cash.
For queries, contact Dr. Jay Zute at **6094818814**. If unavailable, please leave a text with your name and reason for calling—you’ll receive a reply shortly.
Who Should Attend?
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Physicians attending to Pediatric emergencies (MD, DO)
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Nurses (RN, LPN, NP)
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Paramedics and EMTs
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Anesthesiologists and Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs)
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Respiratory Therapists
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Medical Residents and Fellows
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Dentists or Oral Surgeons involved in sedation procedures
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Emergency Department and PICU staff
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Allied health professionals who may respond to cardiovascular emergencies
Course Details:
- Duration: 4-5 hours approximately depending on number of candidates.
- Format: In-person classes with interactive sessions.
- Certification: Valid for 2 years, meeting AHA standards.
- Join thousands who have trusted Dr. Jay Zute to deliver exceptional trainings.
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To enroll in AHA PALS course, click this link
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4CACA82AAAFEC34-56108857-pals
or Click HERE
In this PALS certification class, you will learn
🔹 Recognition and Early Management of Peri-Arrest Conditions
Bradycardia and tachycardia with a pulse
Management of symptomatic arrhythmias
Use of medications such as adenosine, amiodarone, atropine, and epinephrine
🔹 Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS)
Signs and symptoms of ACS
Pharmacological interventions
Timely activation of the cardiac catheterization team
🔹 Stroke Management
Early recognition of stroke symptoms
Use of the Stroke Scale
Timelines for CT imaging and thrombolytic therapy
🔹 Team Dynamics & Communication
Roles and responsibilities in a code team
Closed-loop communication
Leadership skills during high-stress scenarios
🔹 Post-Cardiac Arrest Care
Goals of care post-ROSC (Return of Spontaneous Circulation)
Targeted temperature management (TTM)
Ventilation and hemodynamic support
📜 Certification
Upon successful completion, students will receive the official AHA ACLS Provider eCard, valid for 2 years.
If you need to take BLS provider course (initial/renewal) too, along with PALS, please call Dr. Jay Zute on 6094818814 to inform her that you wish to take both PALS & BLS courses together. You will need to pay an additional fee for BLS class. You can pay this additional BLS fee when you attend the class by Zelle payment or cash.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)-People Also Ask-Commonly Asked Questions
1) What is PALS, and who is it for?
PALS, or Pediatric Advanced Life Support, is a course for healthcare professionals who either direct or participate in the management of pediatric emergencies. This includes nurses, doctors, paramedics, and other personnel who respond to pediatric cardiac arrest, other critical care scenarios, shock, and respiratory emergencies.
2) How long is a PALS certification valid?
Your American Heart Association (AHA) PALS certification card is valid for two years from the date of issue.
3) What will I learn in the PALS course?
This course teaches you a systematic approach to pediatric assessment, analyzing cardiac rhythms, and manage pediatric emergencies like cardiac arrest, tachycardia, bradycardia respiratory emergencies, and shock. You will learn to use the oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal adjuncts. The course also emphasizes the importance of effective team communication and dynamics. You must have an active BLS card to participate in the PALS course. If you do not have an active BLS certification, you can also add the BLS class, which will be conducted simultaneously. You also need to complete the pre-course work and pre-course self-assessment before the in-person part of the course. Please contact Dr. Jay Zute at 609-481-8814 to obtain details about pre-course work, self-assessment components, and in-person class schedules.
4) How long does the in-person PALS course take?
The in-person PALS course typically takes approximately two hours to complete, depending on whether it is an initial provider course or a renewal course. You will need to complete the pre-course self-study and self-assessment before coming for the in-person part of the course. Contact Dr. Jay Zute at 609-481-8814 to obtain details about pre-course work, self-assessment, and in-person class.
5) What is PALS certification?
PALS, or Pediatric Advanced Life Support, is an advanced medical training program that focuses on the emergency care of infants and children with life-threatening conditions such as cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, shock, and arrhythmias.
6) Who needs PALS certification?
PALS certification is required for healthcare professionals who care for pediatric patients, including pediatricians, emergency physicians, nurses, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and PICU or ER staff.
7) Is PALS required for doctors and nurses working with children?
Yes. Most hospitals and pediatric healthcare facilities require PALS certification for doctors, nurses, and clinical staff involved in pediatric emergency and critical care.
8) What is the difference between PALS and ACLS?
PALS focuses on emergency care for infants and children, while ACLS is designed for adult cardiac and cardiovascular emergencies. The algorithms, medications, and physiology differ between the two courses.
9) Do I need BLS before taking PALS?
Yes. A current BLS certification is required before taking a PALS course because PALS builds upon basic life support skills.
10) How long is PALS certification valid?
PALS certification is valid for two years from the date of successful course completion.
11) What topics are covered in the PALS course?
PALS training covers pediatric assessment, respiratory emergencies, shock management, cardiac arrest algorithms, arrhythmia recognition, emergency medications, and post-resuscitation care for children and infants.
12) Does PALS include ECG and rhythm interpretation?
Yes. PALS includes recognition and management of pediatric arrhythmias and heart rhythms relevant to pediatric emergencies.
13) Does PALS include pediatric emergency medications training?
Yes. PALS teaches the appropriate use, dosing concepts, and indications of emergency medications used in pediatric resuscitation and critical care.
14) Can PALS be taken online only?
PALS may include an online learning portion, but a mandatory in-person skills session is required to receive a valid PALS certification accepted by hospitals and healthcare facilities.
15) How long does the PALS course take?
The PALS course typically takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on whether you are taking the course for the first time or renewing your certification.
16) What is the difference between PALS initial and PALS renewal?
PALS initial is for first-time learners, while PALS renewal is for healthcare professionals with a current or recently expired PALS certification. Renewal courses are usually shorter.
17) Is PALS certification accepted by hospitals?
Yes. PALS certification issued through an authorized American Heart Association training center is widely accepted by hospitals, clinics, and pediatric healthcare facilities.
18) Will I receive a digital PALS card?
Yes. After successful completion, PALS certification is issued as an official digital e-card, which can be accessed and shared with employers.
19) How do I renew my PALS certification?
You can renew your PALS certification by enrolling in a PALS renewal course before your current certification expires.
20) Where can I take PALS training in Queens, New York?
You can take PALS training at Dr. Jay Zute’s Allied Health Training Center in Queens Village, New York, with certified instructors and hands-on pediatric emergency training.
21) Is PALS training difficult?
PALS is advanced pediatric emergency training, but with structured teaching, practice scenarios, and guided instruction, most healthcare professionals complete it successfully.
22) What is PALS and who needs PALS certification?
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) is advanced emergency training for healthcare professionals who respond to critically ill infants and children, such as ER staff, pediatric nurses, pediatric residents, paramedics, and PICU team members.
https://drzute.com/pals/
23) How long is AHA PALS certification valid?
Your American Heart Association (AHA) PALS Provider eCard is typically valid for two years from the date of issue
24) Do I need BLS before taking PALS?
Yes. A current AHA BLS certification is required before taking PALS because PALS builds on foundational CPR and AED skills. If you need BLS first, see
https://drzute.com/bls-certification/.
25) What is the difference between PALS and BLS?
BLS teaches foundational CPR and AED skills for all age groups, while PALS focuses on advanced pediatric emergencies such as pediatric respiratory failure, shock, arrhythmias, and pediatric cardiac arrest management.
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26) What is the difference between PALS and ACLS?
ACLS focuses on adult cardiovascular emergencies and adult resuscitation algorithms, while PALS focuses on infants and children with pediatric-specific assessment, shock management, and pediatric resuscitation pathways. If you also need ACLS, see
27) Do I need ACLS if I am taking PALS?
Not always. Many professionals need only PALS (plus BLS) if they work mainly with pediatric patients, while others need both ACLS and PALS depending on their hospital role. If your workplace requires ACLS too, see
https://drzute.com/acls.
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28) Can I take BLS and PALS on the same day?
Often yes, depending on your schedule and the course format. If your BLS is not active, you may complete BLS first and then take PALS. Please call +1-609-481-8814 to confirm scheduling.
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29) What will I learn in the PALS course?
You will learn pediatric assessment (including recognition of respiratory distress and failure), pediatric shock management, pediatric cardiac arrest and arrhythmia treatment concepts, team dynamics, and post-resuscitation care concepts, with hands-on skills and scenarios as applicable.
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30) How long does the in-person PALS course take?
Course duration depends on whether it is an initial PALS course or renewal and the format used. Please call Dr. Jay Zute at +1-609-481-8814 for the exact schedule and pre-course requirements.
https://drzute.com/pals/
31) Where can I take PALS training in Queens, New York?
You can take AHA PALS training at Dr. Jay Zute Allied Health Training Center, 90-24 221st Place, Queens Village, NY 11428. Phone: +1-609-481-8814.
32) Can PALS be completed fully online?
For most hospitals and healthcare facilities, online-only PALS is not accepted. You need hands-on, in-person skills testing, or a blended format that includes an in-person skills session.
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33) Which is better for pediatric jobs: PALS or BLS?
For pediatric critical-care or emergency roles, PALS is typically required in addition to BLS. BLS is the foundation; PALS adds advanced pediatric emergency training.
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Hi, I'm Dr. Jay Zute
Doctor Since 1986
I passed Allopathy Medicine in 1986 from Grant Medical College, Mumbai.
I am involved in healthcare of people since 1986, during my various positions as a Head of the Health post under Mumbai municipal corporation, the project that was funded by The World Bank. I was running my own hospital for 18 years in Mumbai. I have always integrated Holistic Health and Natural Cure with my Allopathy treatments. I was successful in managing the health issues of my patients by removing the root causes of these chronic diseases. This allowed most of them to reduce the medicine doses, and many could stop the medications completely.
I have always integrated the ‘Principles of Ayurveda‘ and ‘Holistic Health‘ approach & have focussed on the ‘Natural Cures’ during my medical practice since 1986.
Certified AHA (American Heart Association) Instructor – I am a certified instructor for AHA and conduct in-person classes for CPR, BLS, and First Aid. My students get the prestigious AHA certification. I being a medical doctor, you get to learn much more! Become a valuable resource to save someone’s life in emergencies!
Phlebotomy & EKG instructor – I conduct classes for Phlebotomy and EKG, which prepare you for NHA certifications. You gain detailed insights during these extensive sessions, which are beneficial for your career growth in the healthcare industry.
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