This course, taught by qualified nurses, is designed to provide the core-level pediatric knowledge and skills needed to properly assess and implement evidence-based interventions to improve outcomes for this high-risk patient population.
ENPC, 6th Edition, is ENA's latest version of the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course. This edition is patient-presentation-based, focusing on recognizing normal and abnormal findings and appropriate interventions. Highlights of this edition include:
- The addition of "The Child with a Rash" and "The Child with Special Health Care Needs
- The reintroduction of a chapter on trauma, "The Child with an Injury"
- "The Child in Need of Stabilization" includes resuscitation and critically ill presentations
- The course is designed to provide the core-level pediatric knowledge and skills needed to properly assess and implement evidence-based interventions to improve outcomes for this high-risk patient population.
About ENPC
Accurate assessment of a child with acute illness or injury requires special knowledge and skills. Here’s a glimpse into what you’ll learn from the qualified nurses who teach this course:
- The latest pediatric emergency nursing practice recommendations
- Systematic assessment and application of care
- Education that can be applied to every pediatric patient you treat
Why is ENA's ENPC the right course for you?
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Evidence-based content developed by pediatric nursing experts.
- Curriculum designed specifically for nurses.
- Education that can be applied to every pediatric patient you treat.
- Course content is updated regularly as pediatric care evolves.
- Four-year, internationally recognized verification as an ENPC provider is earned upon successful completion.
- Increase your confidence in emergency pediatric patient care.
- ENPC courses are available year-round at locations conveniently located near you.
Prerequisites
- Participants must be a registered nurse to receive verification.
- Licensed practical nurses and paramedics are eligible to attend all portions of the course and obtain CNE hours, but are not eligible for provider status verification.
ENPC Course Format
A variety of learning methodologies are included to cater to every learning style, including:
- Provider Manual
- Online pre-course modules
- Instructor-led classroom presentations and skill stations
- Online examination
- Hybrid and virtual courses available!
Provider Manual: The provider manual provides fundamental pediatric emergency nursing content with expanded information including dermatologic and environmental emergencies, human trafficking, food allergies and more. A valuable resource for future reference!
Pre-course learning: Includes access to required online modules prior to the course date to let you learn at your own pace, apply what you learn and receive immediate feedback. Modules include a step-by-step breakdown of the Pediatric Nursing Process and a comprehensive study guide.
Instructor-led classroom presentations and skills stations: ENPC is typically delivered over one and a half days. In-person, hybrid or virtual classroom learning includes skill stations, group discussions, and other interactive exercises.
Online Examination: Electronic, open-book testing allows you to test in an environment that makes you most comfortable. No more test anxiety!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ENPC Provider Course?
The Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course Provider Course is written and taught by qualified nurses and provides the core-level pediatric knowledge and skills needed to properly assess and implement evidence-based interventions to improve outcomes for this high-risk patient population.
What topics are covered in the ENPC Provider Course?
Accurate assessment of a child with acute illness or injury requires special knowledge and skills. See the information above for a sample of what you will learn.
What are the benefits of completing the ENPC Provider Course?
- Evidence-based content developed by pediatric nursing experts.
- Curriculum designed by nurses specifically for nurses.
- Education that can be applied to every pediatric patient you treat.
- Course content is updated regularly as pediatric care evolves.
- Four-year, internationally recognized verification as an ENPC provider is earned upon successful completion.
- Increase your confidence in emergency pediatric patient care.
- ENPC courses are available year-round, virtually, or at a location near you.
What are the key components of the ENPC Provider Course?
- Provider Manual: The provider manual includes evidence-based content developed by nursing experts in pediatric emergency care. It's a valuable resource for reference throughout a learner's career.
- Pre-course Learning: Includes access to required pre-course online modules that must be completed prior to the course start date. The modules let learners advance at their own pace, apply what they learn and receive immediate feedback. Modules include a step-by-step breakdown of the Pediatric Nursing Process and a comprehensive, interactive study guide.
- Instructor-led Classroom Presentations and Skills Stations: ENPC is typically delivered over one-and-a-half days. In-person, hybrid or virtual classroom learning options include skill stations, group discussion and other interactive exercises.
- Online Examination: Electronic open-book testing enables learners to test in an environment that makes them most comfortable.
Who is eligible to participate in ENPC?
Both RNs and non-RNs are eligible to obtain four-year provider verification.
How is the verification process structured?
Learners must pass the following assessments to receive the four-year verification:
- Skill Station Test: Demonstrate all critical steps.
- Online Exam: Passing score is 80 percent. Learners are offered two attempts to pass the exam. Both exam attempts must be taken within seven days of the last day of the course.
What are the ENPC Provider Course registration options?
Learners who register for the ENPC Provider Course with ENA must choose from the following three student types:
- Full Course (RN) is for RNs who are taking the full one-and-a-half-day provider course. Full course RN learners must complete the pre-course modules, attend one-and-a-half days of classroom lecture and activities, complete the skill station test and the online exam. Full Course (RN) learners receive 18.25 CNE hours.
- Full Course (Non-RN) is for non-RNs who are taking the one-and-a-half-day provider course. Non-RN learners must complete the pre-course modules, attend one-and-a-half days of classroom lecture and activities, complete the skill station test and the online exam. Non-RN learners receive 18.25 CNE hours.
- Challenger (RN) is for RNs who have taken TNCC in the past, are knowledgeable about the TNP process and are comfortable with self-study. Challenger learners must complete the pre-course modules, but do not attend the classroom portion of the course. They only attend day two of the course to complete the skill station test and the online exam. TNCC Challenger learners receive 6.25 CNE hours. Non-RNs are not eligible to challenge the course.
How can I enroll in an ENPC Provider Course?
Prospective learners can click here to search for an in-person, hybrid or virtual course. The Registration Contact listed next to the course can assist with course registration, course payment and can answer any questions about the course.
I am an educator at my hospital. How can I bring TNCC to my facility?
Contact enau@ena.org to learn more about hosting TNCC at your hospital.
