Courses

Most students have never been taught how to learn effectively! You might (probably wouldn’t) read the textbook, attend class (expecting to be told everything you need to know), and maybe take a few notes. This system is outdated system and will not get you the results you want. You want a learning strategy that: These

You learned some skills, but now you have a fully-stock First Aid bag. Fire and Police will encounter medical emergencies more often than the general public. Therefore, Emergency Medical Responders have a First Aid Bag with the equipment to provide quality pre-hospital care.  The training is typically a 60-hour course and the EMR can provide

In Level 1 you learned how to access the EMS system and begin a patient assessment. Level 2 introduces CPR and Basic First Aid ‘book-knowledge’ so you can maximize your time effectively: Challenge #1: do a quick internet search for “What is the average response time for 9-1-1?”. Question: Would you be better prepared to

‘Common Sense’ assumes that everyone knows the information, but what if you were never taught? Medical emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere. Emotional stress and uncertainty can overwhelm most people. EMS Building Blocks creates a solid foundation so you can think logically in a chaotic situation. Invest 20 minutes to learn how you can save