The AHA BLS CPR / AED course is designed to teach basic life support skills for both hospital and prehospital settings, required for initial EMT-basic certification. This course covers CPR and AED use, providing foundational life-saving skills important for many medical and emergency roles, and serves as a prerequisite for EMT training.

This program provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to function as an Emergency Medical Technician. It emphasizes preparation for the National Registry Exam and the practical application in real-world settings. The course includes didactic instruction, practical skill training, and clinical experiences to ensure students are adept at handling emergency situations.

This program equips students with essential skills to become a certified Emergency Medical Technician, covering didactic and practical skills for real-world application and preparing for the National Registry Exam. Students gain hands-on experience with provided equipment such as stethoscopes, splinting devices, and spinal boards, and gain eligibility for roles across medical and emergency services professions.

This course helps certified EMTs fulfill their continuing education (CE) requirements and prepare for the necessary practical skills exams for recertification in California. Classes focus on enhancing the existing knowledge base with updated procedures and medical protocols, ensuring all participants are well-versed with the current standards.

This hybrid program combines online coursework with live sessions to enhance EMT training, including molecular and didactic components essential for the National Registry Exam. It's designed for flexibility while ensuring students master skills and knowledge required for working as an EMT, offering interaction with faculty through live Q&A sessions and comprehensive skill instruction.