Neonatal Resuscitation Training for Delivery Room and Neonatal Healthcare Professionals
Develop the knowledge and practical skills required to assess, stabilize, and resuscitate newborns during the critical moments immediately after birth using current neonatal resuscitation principles and simulation-based training.
Participants complete the required NRP online learning modules and assessment before attending the practical instructor-led event.
Participants attend a practical instructor-led event focused on neonatal skills performance, simulation, debriefing, and team communication.
Important Note:
Participants must complete the online learning assessment before attending the instructor-led practical event.
The practical event includes:
Participants are introduced to advanced neonatal resuscitation concepts through instructor-led demonstration and simulation-based practice.
Self-paced
Approximately 3-4 Hours
Participants who successfully complete the required online learning assessment and instructor-led practical event receive official Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) course completion documentation according to current NRP requirements.
NRP is designed for healthcare professionals involved in delivery room care, newborn stabilization, neonatal transport, and NICU care.
Yes. Participants must complete the required online learning assessment before attending the instructor-led practical event.
Yes. Participants complete instructor-led neonatal simulation scenarios and practical skills validation.
Yes. Effective positive pressure ventilation is a core focus of NRP education and practical skills training.
Yes. The course includes neonatal chest compressions and advanced neonatal resuscitation concepts according to current NRP principles.
Yes. CO-AT provides private and onsite NRP programs for hospitals and healthcare organizations.
Yes. NRP is designed for healthcare professionals responsible for newborn stabilization, resuscitation, and immediate post-birth care.
Effective Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) remains the most important intervention in neonatal resuscitation.
Contact CO-AT for NRP schedules, registration assistance, hospital group training, and neonatal resuscitation education.
