Do you spend time around pregnant and birthing people?

Yes? Then, you're in the right place!


NOW is the time to sharpen your emergency skills!


Practice for the rare, so you're prepared, when it counts most!


Take the First Step Towards Better Outcomes :



6.5 hours of MEAC CEUs are available.

This online course alone, does NOT meet the
requirements for the NRP card, and it is required to attend Karen Strange's Live Skill-Testing sessions.
In order to get the NRP card you must sign up for a Live Skills Session within 90 days of taking the NRP online learning assessment.
The online Teachable course is Non-refundable
(It is Required before attending Live, Skill-Testing sessions)


Three Steps to Receive Your NRP Card

  1. Register and pay for the live skill-testing session on Karen’s site. It’s fully refundable if you cancel due to illness or birth, or if Karen cancels. (Required)
  2. Register and pay for Integrative Resuscitation of the Newborn: Online. Karen’s comprehensive lecture is now available on Teachable. This fee is non-refundable. (Required)
  3. Register and pay for the NRP Advanced eLearning Online Assessment, with payment made directly to AAP/NRP via the NRP Learning Platform. The fee is non-refundable but can be transferred to another instructor-led event within 90 days through the same platform. 

IMPORTANT: Please wait to complete steps 2 and 3 until your class is confirmed, as both are nonrefundable. We typically guarantee classes about 3-4 weeks before the start date, so keep an eye out for that confirmation!

View all costs here.


Hi, I’m Karen Strange

AAP/NRP Instructor, CPM

My life's work is to teach birth professionals how to resuscitate newborns in the LEAST traumatic way.

With over 29 years of experience as an AAP/NRP Instructor and Midwife, I've taught over 15,000 people globally, helping birth professionals gain confidence and know exactly how to respond in an emergency.

My speciality is birth debriefs. Midwives and nurses call and share their resuscitation experiences. Their good and bad outcomes. Talking helps “make sense” of what happened and what they can do better, or differently. From these 900+ hours of debriefs, I know what midwives typically do well during resuscitation and I teach what commonly gets missed.