The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support course encompasses clinical interventions for cardiac arrest and life-threatening emergencies. It covers airway management, IV access initiation, electrocardiogram interpretation, and emergency pharmacology. Participants also learn rhythm recognition, interventions, and use of automated defibrillators, essential for handling acute cardiovascular syndromes.

The Basic Life Support program focuses on fundamental life-saving techniques. The course includes training on CPR, use of automated defibrillators, and managing airway obstructions. Offered as a recertification course, it ensures participants are prepared to provide effective emergency care across various settings.

The Paramedic program offered by Gold Cross Services Consortium provides a robust curriculum including coursework, hands-on skills labs, and clinical and field experiences. Students develop competency in EMS skills and equipment usage. Upon completing the program, students are eligible for the NREMT certification as a Paramedic, equipped to meet the demands of the field.