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ENPC — Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course
ENPC is the ENA pediatric emergency nursing course for both pediatric and non-pediatric emergency nurses, now in its 7th edition. Passing the skill station and online exam earns a four-year provider verification, open to RNs and non-RNs.
Named in 328 of 29,080 postings on this site as of 11 Nov 2026, mostly Registered Nurse (326), Nurse Practitioner (1) and Paramedic (1).
The facts, from the issuer
- What it is
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ENPC is the ENA course that prepares nurses to care for children in the emergency setting.
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“ENPC is ENA's industry-leading course that prepares nurses to care for children in an emergency setting.”
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ENPC 7th Edition has been released; ENA says courses will become available soon.
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“ENA is proud to announce that ENPC, 7th Edition, is here! Courses are going to become available soon.”
- Eligibility
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Both RNs and non-RNs can earn the four-year ENPC provider verification.
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“Both RNs and non-RNs are eligible to obtain four-year provider verification.”
- Format
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The online exam pass score is 80 percent, with two attempts that must both be taken within seven days of the last course day.
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“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”
- Length
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ENPC is usually taught over one and a half days, in person, hybrid or virtual,, with skill stations and group work.
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“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.”
- How long it lasts
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Passing ENPC earns a four-year, internationally recognized provider verification.
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“Four-year, internationally recognized verification as an ENPC provider is earned upon successful completion.”
- Renewal
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RNs who have taken ENPC before can register as Challengers and attend only day two for the skill station and exam; non-RNs cannot challenge.
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“ENPC Challenger learners receive 8.25 CNE hours. Non-RNs are not eligible to challenge the course.”
- Find a class or test site
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Search ENA's course list for in-person, hybrid or virtual ENPC courses.
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“Prospective learners can click here to search for an in-person, hybrid or virtual course.”
Where to take it
Start with the issuer’s own class or test-site search:
- Class search: ENA Find a Course Near You (TNCC/ENPC course list) (enau.ena.org)
Classes in our training directory that teach ENPC: 1 listed in 1 state. Pick a state, enter a ZIP, or use your location. Your ZIP and location are not sent anywhere: the page downloads, from this site, the ZIP-area file for the first two digits of your ZIP and the class lists for nearby states, and works out distances in your browser.
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