Neonatal Resuscitation Program

Neonatal Resuscitation Training for Healthcare Professionals

Prepare to confidently respond to neonatal emergencies with evidence-based Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) training designed for healthcare professionals involved in newborn care and delivery.

At Lifesaver Education, our NRP courses combine online learning, hands-on skills practice, simulation-based scenarios, and team communication training to help providers build confidence in neonatal resuscitation.

What is NRP?

The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) is an educational program designed to teach healthcare professionals the concepts and skills needed to care for newborns during delivery and immediately after birth.

NRP emphasizes:

  • Evidence-based neonatal resuscitation practices

  • Effective team communication

  • Critical thinking during emergencies

  • Simulation and hands-on learning

  • Safe, coordinated newborn care

The course includes online coursework combined with instructor-led skills stations and simulation testing.

Who Should Take This Course?

NRP is recommended for healthcare professionals involved in the care of newborns, including:

  • NICU Nurses

  • Labor & Delivery Nurses

  • Respiratory Therapists

  • Emergency Department Nurses

  • Advanced Practice Providers

  • Physicians

  • Paramedics and Transport Teams

  • Nursing Students entering neonatal or obstetric specialties

This course is especially valuable for providers working in:

  • Labor & Delivery

  • NICU

  • Mother/Baby Units

  • Emergency Departments

  • Pediatric and Neonatal Transport

  • Outpatient Obstetric Settings

Course Format

Step 1: Online Learning

Participants complete the required online NRP curriculum and examination prior to the in-person skills session.

The online portion includes:

  • Interactive learning modules

  • Neonatal resuscitation concepts

  • Case-based simulations

  • Online examination

Step 2: Instructor-Led Skills & Simulation

During the in-person session, students participate in:

  • Skills stations

  • Positive pressure ventilation practice

  • Airway management practice

  • Team-based neonatal scenarios

  • Simulation and debriefing

  • Integrated skills evaluation

Our classroom environment focuses on active participation, hands-on learning, and real-world application.

Topics Covered

Course content may include:

  • Principles of Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Initial Newborn Assessment

  • Airway and Ventilation Management

  • Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV)

  • Chest Compressions

  • Endotracheal Intubation Overview

  • Medication Administration

  • Team Dynamics & Communication

  • Special Considerations for Preterm Infants

  • Post-Resuscitation Care

Why Choose Lifesaver Education?

Real Clinical Experience

Our instructors bring decades of bedside critical care and neonatal experience into the classroom.

Hands-On Learning

We emphasize simulation, practical skills, and realistic clinical scenarios.

Small Group Environment

Students receive individualized coaching and feedback throughout the course.

Supportive Teaching Style

We understand that neonatal emergencies can feel intimidating. Our goal is to build confidence, competence, and teamwork.

Convenient Scheduling

We offer flexible course scheduling for individuals, hospitals, clinics, and healthcare organizations.

Course Requirements

Participants are responsible for:

  • Completing the online NRP curriculum before class

  • Bringing proof of online completion to class

  • Arriving on time for the skills session

  • Participating in simulation and skills testing

Meet the Instructor

Elizabeth, RN, NICU Nurse

Elizabeth has over 28 years of experience as a NICU nurse and brings extensive real-world neonatal critical care experience into every class. Her teaching style focuses on practical application, team communication, and creating a supportive learning environment where students feel prepared for real clinical situations.

Students benefit from:

  • Real-life NICU experience and clinical insight

  • Hands-on simulation-based learning

  • Supportive coaching and debriefing

  • High-yield neonatal emergency scenarios

  • Practical skills that translate directly to bedside care

FAQs

How long is the course?

1

Course length varies depending on the provider level and learner experience. Please plan on spending 2 hours in class.


Do I need to complete online work before class?

2

Yes. The online NRP curriculum must be completed prior to the instructor-led session.


Will I receive an NRP provider card?

3

Participants who successfully complete all required components will receive NRP verification according to current program guidelines.


Is this course hands-on?

4

Yes. The course includes skills stations, simulation scenarios, and team-based practice.