The ACLS course emphasizes CPR and emergency cardiac care protocols. It prepares students in team dynamics, airway management, and immediate post-cardiac arrest care through instructor-led sessions and skill stations. This program is ideal for health professionals needing ACLS certification.

AEMT program prepares students for advanced care roles with skills in IV therapy, medication administration, and emergency procedures. The integrated approach includes classroom learning, skill labs, and clinical rotations. Successfully completing the program enables candidates to meet certification standards, supporting careers in emergency medical services.

Designed for health care personnel, this course covers essential BLS skills including AED usage, CPR for various age groups, and managing cardiac emergencies. Participants will learn practical skills and must pass evaluations to achieve BLS certification, a requisite for many health care professions.

This course offers foundational training in emergency medical care for first responders. Topics cover CPR, AED usage, and management of medical and trauma emergencies. Enrollees will undergo practical skill evaluations, preparing them for the certification exams needed to become an Emergency Medical Responder.

The course prepares students in providing advanced emergency care in prehospital settings. It covers cardiac arrest response, patient assessment, and airway management. The curriculum is aligned with national standards, focusing on skills crucial for handling various medical emergencies and ensuring readiness for EMT certification exams.

The Paramedic program at CCAC provides students with advanced training in patient care for emergencies. Students learn to assess medical situations and administer treatments using specialized equipment and medications. Completing the program enables students to sit for the National EMT credential exam, crucial for certification as a paramedic in Pennsylvania.