Neonatal Resuscitation Recertification

100% Online Neonatal Resuscitation Recertification is Quick and Easy

At National CPR Association, we prioritize the needs of busy medical professionals. Your schedules are full of providing life-saving care, so there is little time left for anything else. So when it’s time to renew your Neonatal Resuscitation training, how do you find the time to schedule an in-person recertification course?

That’s why a 100% online renewal course is the perfect choice for the rigorous schedules of healthcare professionals. With our informative and easy-to-navigate digital curriculum, you can choose to study whenever is best for you. And best of all, you can save your progress and return to exactly where you left off the next time you log on.

We realize that medical professionals prioritize results. Therefore, our results-oriented Neonatal Resuscitation recertification course matches your needs.

Our Neonatal Resuscitation renewal was produced by our Medical Review Board. Our team of medical experts has years of combined experience caring for and treating neonates during life-threatening emergencies. Based on the latest AHA guidelines and best practices suggested by the American Academy of Pediatrics’ NRP, our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification course provides best-in-class training to keep your life-saving skills up-to-date. AAP has not endorsed or approved this recertification course.

National CPR Association is one of the industry leaders in emergency medical certifications. We take pride in providing the most extensive digital study materials for our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification while providing the convenience of being 100% online.

Our recertification curriculum is perfect for you, no matter which way you learn. For visual learners, we offer hundreds of video lessons and informative animated whiteboards. For those who prefer traditional book learning, our extensive study guides prepare you for the final exam. Before taking the test, refresh your Neonatal Resuscitation knowledge with our flash cards, algorithms, megacode simulators, and games.

Complementary Practice Tests, Unlimited Exam Retakes, and Free Training Center Included

Our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification course comes with a robust free training center, complementary practice tests, and unlimited exam retakes.

Our digital library provides the resources needed to finish the renewal course on your schedule. By offering you the necessary study materials and digital tools, National CPR Association sets you up for success.

Continued Support and Assistance

It’s common to have questions while studying for your recertification exam. And having your questions answered is one of the best ways to learn. At National CPR Association, we take pride in making our instructors available to answer students’ questions. Reach out to one of our online instructors, and they will have your answer in a timely manner.

Our continued support doesn’t end there. After passing the renewal exam, your provider card is instantaneously sent to your email. If you need help verifying the recertification with your employer, our friendly customer service team can assist with the process.

Even after passing the final renewal exam, we continue to offer assistance. Your National CPR Association account remains active for the two years your Neonatal Resuscitation is valid. So if you find the need to brush up on your life-saving care, all of our digital resources remain available.

The Premier Provider of 100% Online Neonatal Resuscitation Recertification

At National CPR Association, we provide the best in learning and convenience. Taking your Neonatal Resuscitation renewal course 100% online doesn’t mean that you get less than what is offered at an in-person training. Our extensive digital knowledge base is available whenever you need it.

Access our digital library 24/7 from any device, including a laptop, tablet, or phone.

What if my employer requires on-site training?

A 100% online Neonatal Resuscitation recertification course is convenient and preferred by most medical professionals. However, some healthcare employers might ask for you to obtain training in-person. If so, our 100% online course won’t be right for you, and you’ll need to obtain your Neonatal Resuscitation on-site at a brick-and-mortar location.

That could be upsetting, especially if you were hoping to utilize our free training center to study. But here is the good news: the free training center is still available even if you don’t sign up for our renewal exam. Our study guides, practice tests, and flash cards are all included, along with complete video training and instructional animated whiteboards.

Preparing for an In-person Renewal Course

If you are attending an in-person recertification course, prepare for a long day of learning at a brick-and-mortar location. The following are a few tips so you can get the most out of your in-person training.

Make sure to eat breakfast

As a busy healthcare professional with a rigorous schedule, it’s tempting to skip breakfast. Don’t do it. Make sure to grab a bite to eat to give your brain the energy it needs for a full day of learning.

Bring what you need

Don’t expect the in-person training to provide you with supplies. Pack something to write with and a notebook. Your instructor might have them, but why take the risk? Consider bringing a seat cushion as well. Sitting all day in a hard chair can do a number on your back.

Study before you arrive

Why not review your knowledge before you arrive? Our free training center features a robust Neonatal Resuscitation recertification study guide, full of practice tests, videos, algorithms, megacode simulators, flash cards, and much more.

Is Neonatal Resuscitation Recertification the same as NRP Renewal?

We want to make it absolutely clear — our Neonatal Resuscitation renewal course is not the same as NRP recertification training. NRP is an in-person training offered by the AAP (which we are not affiliated with), and there is no online option.

That said, our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification provides advanced training that is web-based, utilizing the latest medical information available. Our students love that our training is 100% online.

It is recommended students check with their employer to see if they are able to do an entirely online course. If your HR department requires in-person training, you will not be able to take our online recertification.

The Facts About Neonatal Resuscitation Recertification

Many people have questions regarding the similarities and differences between our Neonatal Resuscitation renewal and the AAP’s NRP recertification. Therefore, we created this section to set the record straight. 

First, our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification is not the same as the AAP’s NRP renewal. Our course is based on the AHA and AAP NRP Guidelines, but it has no associations with anything offered by the AAP. NRP recertification must be taken in person through the AAP/AHA. There are no completely online options.

Because we understand how difficult it is for healthcare practitioners to take off an entire day of work, we created Neonatal Resuscitation renewal as a convenient online option that doesn’t require an in-person element. Our curriculum is reviewed by our team of medical professionals and offers a convenient online alternative for healthcare providers.

If you are wondering whether your employer will accept our Neonatal Resuscitation recertification, check with your human resources department to obtain the requirements you need to follow. If they insist on a brick-and-mortar renewal course, feel free to utilize our website to study for your daylong recertification program.

Success-Driven 100% Online Option

National CPR Association offers the digital resources to help you achieve your Neonatal Resuscitation recertification. Our team of medical professionals peer-reviews and fact-checks our curriculum and sources to maintain medical accuracy and to meet the recommendations of the AHA, ILCOR, and the ECC. As one of the leaders in online emergency medical certifications, we take pride in our clinical standards used to save lives.