First on the Scene (FOTS) provides the general public basic emergency response skills to life-threatening emergencies until EMS arrives on the scene. Through lesson presentations and hands-on skill stations, participants will learn how to access help in the event of and life-threatening emergency and what to do until EMS arrives. Course includes hands-only CPR/AED, Narcan for opioid overdose, and care of life-threatening bleeding.

Family & Friends CPR is for people who want to learn CPR but do not need a CPR course completion card to meet a job requirement. This course is ideal for community groups, new parents, grandparents, babysitters, and others interested in learning how to save a life.

Learn to “Be the 1 Before 911” and save a life with Naloxone/Narcan Nasal Spray.

The Stop the Bleed course is a hands-on, practical program designed to teach participants how to recognize life-threatening bleeding and take immediate action to save lives. Through demonstrations and skill practice, participants learn how to apply direct pressure, use tourniquets, and employ wound-packing techniques effectively. The course emphasizes rapid assessment, situational awareness, and decisive intervention in emergencies until professional help arrives.

This class teaches essential life‑saving skills for participants ages 12 and up (younger children may attend with approval). Training includes hands‑only and full CPR, choking relief, AED use, naloxone (Narcan) for opioid overdoses, epi auto-injector for severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), and Stop the Bleed techniques such as direct pressure, tourniquets, and wound packing—empowering citizens to act before emergency responders arrive.

This CPR/AED course teaches participants how to recognize cardiac emergencies and deliver high-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants. Students gain hands-on experience using an AED and practice real-world scenarios to build confidence and readiness. Designed for both healthcare providers and community members, the class follows current evidence-based guidelines to prepare students to act quickly and effectively when seconds matter.

The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Provider Certification and Renewal course prepares healthcare professionals to recognize and manage cardiac and respiratory emergencies. Following American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, the course emphasizes high-quality CPR, advanced airway management, pharmacology, and team-based resuscitation through hands-on practice and realistic scenarios.

The Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Provider Certification and Renewal course prepares healthcare professionals to recognize and manage critically ill infants and children. Based on current American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, the course focuses on pediatric assessment, high-quality CPR, airway and respiratory management, cardiac rhythms, emergency medications, and effective team dynamics through hands-on, scenario-based training.

The Advanced Stroke Life Support (ASLS) course trains healthcare professionals to rapidly recognize, assess, and manage acute stroke emergencies. Based on American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, the course emphasizes early identification, neurologic assessment, imaging interpretation, time-sensitive decision-making, and coordinated team care to improve stroke outcomes from first contact through hospital management.

The Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition, and Stabilization (PEARS®) course prepares healthcare providers to identify and manage pediatric patients at risk for clinical deterioration. Based on American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines, the course focuses on systematic pediatric assessment, early recognition of respiratory distress, shock, and cardiac emergencies, and effective stabilization using team-based, scenario-driven training.

The BLS/Heartsaver Instructor course trains healthcare professionals to teach AHA BLS and Heartsaver courses. Participants learn instructional techniques, skills demonstration, and course management to confidently train others in CPR, AED use, and emergency response, following current AHA guidelines.

The ACLS Instructor course prepares healthcare professionals to teach American Heart Association (AHA) Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) courses. Participants learn instructional strategies, skills demonstration, and course management to effectively train others in advanced resuscitation, cardiac emergency management, and team-based patient care, following current AHA guidelines.

This course equips prehospital providers with evidence-based skills for rapid assessment, stabilization, and management of trauma patients. Through hands-on training and scenario-based learning, participants master airway management, hemorrhage control, spinal precautions, and safe transport, enhancing critical decision-making and improving patient outcomes in emergency settings.

This course prepares prehospital providers to assess and manage pediatric emergencies using evidence-based care. Through hands-on training and scenario-based learning, participants develop skills in airway management, resuscitation, trauma care, and medical emergencies, enhancing critical decision-making and improving outcomes for children in emergency situations.

This course equips prehospital providers with advanced skills to assess, recognize, and manage medical emergencies. Through case-based learning and hands-on practice, participants develop critical thinking for airway management, shock, respiratory and cardiovascular emergencies, and safe patient transport, improving outcomes in complex medical situations.

This course equips EMS providers with knowledge and skills to assess and care for older adults. Focusing on age-related changes, chronic conditions, communication, and safe transport, participants learn to recognize and manage medical and trauma emergencies in geriatric patients, improving outcomes and quality of care for older populations.