EMS Courses

Who would want to take Professional Level courses?

• Those who participate in various aspects of Emergency Medical Services
• Workplace First Aid Team Members
• People who work in a variety of healthcare settings
• Athletic trainers, Coaches, Lifeguards, Physical Therapists, etc
• Others with a duty to provide care such as Firefighters, Police Officers, Teachers, etc.

What is Our Involvement With EMS Training?

Fire & Police Departments, Rescue & Ambulance Squads contact us to design, develop & maintain their training needs for their entering & existing personnel, involving…

• Introductory courses for people who are unsure about how much they can or want to get involved
• First Responder courses for people who want to help but are unable to commit the time necessary to obtain, and maintain, an EMT licensure.
• EMT Training for people who are able to commit to all the class hours & work that goes into becoming licensed at this level. This also enables First Responders to step up to the next level of care
• Recertification for existing personnel
• Continuing education workshops for existing personnel

  “I just wanted to thank you again for everything all of your time, effort, and passion for the class and EMS. I am so glad I took this EMT class and you were the instructor. I admire you as an EMT as well as a great person/friend. Every single class I looked forward to going I never dreaded going to class. I will definitely miss the class. Everyone that came and helped out during classes were very helpful and I thank them for volunteering their own time to offer their knowledge. I am very excited to start my career as an EMT and I will do my best for myself and to best represent you.”

Course Offerings

First Responder Training: A comprehensive course for those with a duty to act (such as Athletic Trainers, Firefighters, Industrial First Aid Squads, etc.) Our programs (~60 hours) exceed the guidelines set by the US Department of Transportation, the curriculum required for entry level into ambulance or rescue squads in the state of NH.

Emergency Medical Technician – Basic Level: An even more inclusive course involving over 110 class hours, follows the US Department of Transportation’s requirements. Upon successful course completion, students will be eligible to take State and National Registry licensing exams.

This program provides candidates with the knowledge and skills necessary to appropriately assess and treat patients based on that assessment. To that end, the following topics are covered in depth: EMT-B Safety and Wellness, Medical, Legal and Ethical Issues, Anatomy and Physiology, Lifting and Moving Issues, Pharmacology, Airway Management and Oxygen Administration, Respiratory, Cardiac and Diabetic Emergencies, Allergic Reactions and other Poisonings, Obstetric and Pediatric Emergencies, Bleeding Control and other Soft Tissue Injuries, Shock Management, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Head and Spinal Injuries, etc.

Professional Rescuer Level CPR: These courses include comprehensive training in two-rescuer CPR, use of a pocket resuscitation masks, bag valve masks and other advanced topics of concern to those with a duty to act

AED Training: Teaches the knowledge & skills necessary to care for victims of sudden cardiac arrest through the use of an Automated External Defibrillator… the life saving device that has been proven to make the difference in those first few minutes, before EMS arrives! This program can be combined with any CPR course for adults, or can be provided in a stand-alone module.