EMS1 training

When a child is injured or ill, many things must be considered when administering care. Through these courses learn about the differences between adult and children patients, reinforce your knowledge on several emergency medical situations, and examine how to interact with the patient’s parents.

As an EMS professional, the focus of care on others may lead you to put your own health on the backburner. To perform your best at work, you must be at optimal health and wellness, especially when traumatic experiences and bodily hazards impact your daily routine. Courses like Bloodborne Pathogens for First Responders, Provider Well-Being, and Responders at Risk: Protecting First Responders From Opioid Exposure will help you take necessary precautions to ensure you are healthy in every way.

From cardiac wheezes and chest pain to stroke care and ventricular assist devices, you need to be prepared for any cardiac-related medical emergency. These courses will help you keep up to date on cardiac care.

Measuring the patient’s CO2 and heart rate gives you the vital information you need in order to treat patients accurately. Explore Capnography from all perspectives with Capnography and Pulse Oximetry, Capnography for Respiratory Distress, and Sepsis and Capnography.

Airway management is critical during emergency care. Courses like Asthma, Basic Airway Mastery, Pediatric Shortness of Breath, Wheezing, and many more will help prepare you for any situation you may encounter.