The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course provides healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to manage and address cardiac emergencies effectively. This program emphasizes the importance of team dynamics and communication, systems of care, and immediate post-cardiac-arrest care. Participants will learn airway management, emergency pharmacology, and the practical application of the algorithm.

The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course lays the foundational skills for providing immediate care and stabilizing patients in life-threatening situations. The curriculum covers responding to emergencies, using medical equipment, and effectively communicating with emergency medical services. Students gain essential skills for a career in pre-hospital care.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program equips students with essential skills for emergency medical response. Through hands-on training and simulations, students learn patient assessment, airway management, and trauma care. Graduates are prepared for certification exams and roles in ambulance services, enhancing their ability to respond effectively in emergencies.

Firefighter I training prepares individuals by teaching them the fundamental skills needed to operate effectively as a member of a firefighting team. The program covers fire suppression, basic rescue techniques, and the safe use of equipment. It's an essential step for those pursuing a career in fire services.

This comprehensive Paramedic course covers national standard objectives and is accredited by the ODPS Division of EMS. The program combines 500 classroom hours and 450 clinical rotation hours, including externship, to develop knowledge and skills essential for entry-level competency. Upon completion, students are prepared to gain Ohio state certification and test the National Registry.