The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) program is designed for healthcare professionals who need to manage cardiovascular emergencies. It covers advanced skills in airway management, pharmacology, and emergency teamwork dynamics. Participants complete precourse assessments and engage in realistic scenarios to ensure readiness for life-saving interventions in high-pressure situations.

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician program prepares individuals for a role in emergency medical response. Students learn to perform advanced medical procedures, manage patient care in pre-hospital settings, and handle clinical emergencies. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills required to provide critical care and communicate effectively with all stakeholders in emergency situations.

The Basic Life Support (BLS) program offers comprehensive training on CPR and AED use for healthcare professionals. It focuses on identifying cardiac events, initiating timely interventions, and performing high-quality resuscitation. The course emphasizes establishing effective resuscitation teams and includes practical skills sessions to ensure competence in real-world medical emergencies.

The Emergency Medical Technician program introduces students to fundamental emergency medical care and life support procedures. It provides instruction on assessing and treating various medical conditions, as well as handling emergency situations, to prepare for certification. This program emphasizes practical skills and team-oriented responses necessary for real-world applications in emergency medical services.

This program provides comprehensive training for the Firefighter I and II certifications. Students engage in hands-on scenarios to master firefighting techniques, including fire suppression, hazardous materials management, and life-saving medical responses. The program equips graduates with the skills and certifications needed to enter the firefighting workforce and serve their communities effectively.