Our Courses

Learn the fundamentals of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) techniques for adults, children, and toddlers. You will learn how to recognize cardiac emergencies and properly administer rescue breaths and chest compressions during our practical training.

 

Learn how to use an Automated external defibrillator (AED) correctly and in conjunction with CPR through AED training. We go over how to run the tool, where to put the pads, and when to utilize it during a cardiac arrest in our course.

 

First Aid: With our thorough first useful resource training, you'll be ready to handle both ordinary accidents and clinical crises. From managing burns and cuts to managing allergic reactions and unforeseen illnesses, you will learn essential techniques to provide immediate care until medical assistance comes.

 

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Medical Professionals: Our BLS training, intended for healthcare professionals, teaches CPR techniques specifically designed for the hospital setting. You'll learn how to use ventilator equipment, do effective chest compressions, and collaborate well with other members of a resuscitation team.

 

With our ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) course, you may improve your ability to handle cardiac crises. You'll gain the knowledge and confidence to direct resuscitation efforts, from recognizing rhythms to giving medication and executing excellent airway control.

 

PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) With an emphasis on pediatric emergencies, our the PALS route provides medical professionals the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and intervene in potentially fatal circumstances involving newborns and children. Topics include respiratory including surprise control, pediatric assessment, and having productive conversations in a health care crew 

Training for the Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Our NRP course covers the most recent techniques for stabilizing and resuscitating babies in the transport room and is intended for medical professionals who work with neonates.