The AHA ACLS Instructor Course prepares qualified healthcare professionals to teach American Heart Association ACLS Provider courses. Training focuses on AHA instructional methods, course delivery, skills evaluation, testing, and effective student engagement. Successful completion of all AHA Instructor requirements, including required monitoring, is necessary to become an AHA ACLS Instructor.

The AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) course is designed for healthcare professionals and first responders. Training focuses on high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants, AED use, choking emergencies, and effective team-based resuscitation. Successful participants receive an AHA BLS Provider eCard valid for two years.

The AHA BLS Instructor Course prepares qualified healthcare professionals to teach American Heart Association BLS Provider courses. Training focuses on AHA instructional methods, course delivery, skills evaluation, testing, and effective student engagement. Successful completion of all AHA Instructor requirements, including required monitoring, is necessary to become an AHA BLS Instructor.

The AHA PALS Instructor Course prepares qualified healthcare professionals to teach American Heart Association PALS Provider courses. Training focuses on AHA instructional methods, course delivery, skills evaluation, testing, and effective student engagement. Successful completion of all AHA Instructor requirements, including required monitoring, is necessary to become an AHA PALS Instructor.

The AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) course is designed for healthcare professionals who respond to pediatric emergencies. Training focuses on recognizing and managing respiratory emergencies, shock, cardiac arrest, and pediatric arrhythmias while emphasizing high-quality CPR and effective team dynamics. Successful participants receive an AHA PALS Provider eCard valid for two years

The AHA Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition and Stabilization (PEARS) course is designed for healthcare professionals who may encounter pediatric emergencies. Training focuses on recognizing respiratory distress, shock, and cardiac arrest while developing effective pediatric assessment and stabilization skills. Successful participants receive an AHA PEARS Provider eCard valid for two years.

The AHA Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course is designed for healthcare professionals who respond to cardiovascular emergencies. Training focuses on high-quality CPR, cardiac arrest, dysrhythmias, airway management, stroke, acute coronary syndromes, and effective resuscitation team dynamics. Successful participants receive an AHA ACLS Provider eCard valid for two years.

The HSI Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Course is approximately 5–6 hours and prepares young people ages 11 and older with the skills and confidence to safely care for children. Training covers child safety, basic caregiving, age-appropriate activities, emergency response, and the business of babysitting. A great course for anyone looking to become a safe, responsible, and confident babysitter.

The HSI Wilderness First Aid Course is designed for individuals who work, travel, or participate in activities where professional emergency care may be delayed. Training focuses on patient assessment, injuries, environmental emergencies, medical conditions, and providing effective first aid in remote settings. This 16-hour course is ideal for outdoor professionals, first responders, camp staff, guides, and outdoor enthusiasts.

The NAEMT Mental Health Resilience Officer (MHRO) Course prepares EMS professionals to support mental health and resilience within their organizations. This course focuses on recognizing stress and mental health concerns, building resilience, reducing stigma, and connecting personnel with appropriate resources and support. Ideal for EMS leaders, supervisors, educators, peer-support members, and providers interested in strengthening workforce wellness and resilience.

The NAEMT Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) Provider Course is designed for EMS professionals who provide prehospital trauma care. This 16-hour course focuses on rapid trauma assessment, critical decision-making, hemorrhage control, airway management, shock, and evidence-based treatment of the trauma patient. Successful participants receive an NAEMT PHTLS Provider certificate.

The NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Provider Course prepares EMS and healthcare professionals to provide lifesaving care in high-threat and complex emergency situations. Training focuses on hemorrhage control, airway and respiratory management, shock, casualty movement, and patient care based on TECC principles. Successful participants receive an NAEMT TECC Provider certification.

The NAEMT TECC for Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders (TECC-LEO) 8-hour course provides practical lifesaving skills for high-threat and tactical emergencies. Training focuses on severe bleeding control, airway and breathing emergencies, casualty movement, and providing immediate care until EMS resources are available. Designed for law enforcement officers, firefighters, and other first responders who may be first on scene during high-threat incidents.

The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Course provides entry-level emergency medical training designed to prepare students to provide immediate lifesaving care until higher-level EMS resources arrive. Training includes patient assessment, CPR/AED, airway management, medical and trauma emergencies, bleeding control, shock, and other essential emergency skills. Designed for individuals seeking Emergency Medical Responder-level training and preparation for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) EMR certification examination, when applicable.