Individual provider pathways
Build the emergency capability your role demands.
Choose an individual course or cadre-specific pathway. Paeds Resus keeps AHA training, NERP, IERP, and Fellowship learning distinct so you can see exactly what you are joining and what it is designed to do.
What do these programme names mean?
NERP
Nurses Emergency Readiness Program
For nurses and nurse leaders.
Builds individual emergency-readiness capability through structured learning, practice, and evidence.
IERP
Interns Emergency Readiness Program
For medical interns.
Builds a profile-first individual pathway for interns with practical progression and evidence gates.
ILSP
Institutional Life Support Program
For hospitals and health facilities.
Organises institution-paid life-support cohorts, delivery, practical assessment, and completion evidence.
IERS
Institutional Emergency Readiness System
For ceos, medical directors, and nursing leadership.
Makes emergency-response roles, readiness evidence, drills, gaps, and corrective actions visible.
ICPD
Institutional Continuous Professional Development
For hr, nursing/medical education, and quality teams.
Records professional-development activity, attendance, targets, certificates, and leadership reports.
Why this matters on your worst shift
Not a training company. A system that learns.
The hardest part of emergency care was never figuring out what to do — it's making sure the right person does it, every single time, when it counts. You already know the steps. The question is whether they're second nature at 2 a.m., on your worst shift, with everyone watching.
That's what Paeds Resus builds. You respond, the case gets reviewed, the system gets sharper, and the next person who faces that moment is a little more ready than you were.
Individual products
Start with the pathway that fits your work.
These products are for individual providers. Cohorts may be organised, but the learner pathway and account remain individual.
Foundation
Be ready for the next interview, the next posting, the next shift that needs proof you can handle it.
AHA-aligned certification that opens doors, not just a line on a CV.
Build dependable CPR, AED, team-response, and paediatric basic-life-support skills.
KES 10,000 per person; KES 7,500 per person for cohorts of 7 or more
Advanced response
Be ready for the next interview, the next posting, the next shift that needs proof you can handle it.
AHA-aligned certification that opens doors, not just a line on a CV.
Strengthen advanced cardiovascular emergency response, team leadership, and algorithm-based decision-making.
KES 20,000 per person; KES 17,500 per person for cohorts of 7 or more
For nurses
Don't just shout for help — be the help.
A structured path from "call the doctor" to "I've got this," six payments, KES 2,500 each.
A structured Nurses Emergency Readiness Program with learning, simulations, evidence, and practical progression.
KES 2,500 x 6 monthly payments (KES 15,000 total) — BLS coursework unlocks after your first payment
For interns
Be ready when that call comes.
Named roles, real simulations, and evidence gates — so the page doesn't catch you off guard.
A profile-first Interns Emergency Readiness Program with named roles, simulations, and evidence gates.
KES 15,000 for AHA ACLS + BLS bundled — save KES 15,000 vs booking them separately
Deep paediatric learning
One platform, distinct jobs.
Clear answers
Common questions
What individual emergency-care products does Paeds Resus offer?
Paeds Resus offers AHA BLS, AHA ACLS, NERP for nurses, IERP for medical interns, and the Paeds Resus Fellowship for deeper paediatric emergency learning.
Who is NERP for?
NERP is the Nurses Emergency Readiness Program for nurses and nurse leaders who want structured learning, practice, simulations, and evidence of emergency-readiness progression.
Who is IERP for?
IERP is the Interns Emergency Readiness Program for medical interns. It uses named roles, simulations, and evidence gates to build a practical emergency-readiness pathway.
Where does Paeds Resus currently operate?
Paeds Resus is currently based in Kenya, with a present focus on Central Kenya. Wider Kenya growth and planned East African Community expansion are future directions, not current service claims.