Healthcare education
Certified instruction for providers and workplaces.
AHA, AAP, and NAEMT courses for departments, hospitals, and individuals. Arranged in Vanderbilt or on-site.
Education, not medical advice. In an emergency, call 911. Course cards follow the credentialing body’s rules. Disclaimers.

Education with a job attached to it.
Every card in this catalog exists because someone, somewhere, will have to use it. We run AHA, AAP, and NAEMT programs with the same expectation Michael brings to the service: know the algorithm, then know the patient in front of you.
Classes can be arranged for departments, hospitals, workplaces, and individuals. Tell us the cert, the headcount, and the constraint. We’ll build the date around it.
Catalog
Courses
AHA
Heartsaver CPR/AED & First Aid
Workplace & community
Foundational response skills for people who are not healthcare providers — CPR, AED, and first aid you can actually use.
AHA
Basic Life Support
Healthcare providers
High-quality CPR, team dynamics, and the algorithms that keep a code from falling apart.
AHA
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Advanced providers
Cardiac arrest, ACS, stroke, and brady/tachy rhythms — taught by someone who has run these calls.
AHA
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Pediatric & mixed care
Specialized resuscitation for infants and children, with the judgment that only experience supplies.
AAP
Neonatal Resuscitation
Labor, delivery & NICU
NRP Essentials and Advanced — the first minutes of a newborn’s life, taught with AAP-endorsed structure.
PA EMS
Pennsylvania EMS Certification
Prehospital careers
Preparation for a career in prehospital care, built around what the field actually demands.
NAEMT
Prehospital Trauma Life Support
EMS & trauma teams
Assessment and treatment of traumatic injury before the hospital doors — time, hemorrhage, and airway.
Healthcare blog
All postsAugust 21, 2026
The 2025 AHA guidelines are still the work of the classroom.
Instructor updates, in-service science, and August 2026 change notices. What matters is what actually gets practiced.
August 21, 2026
Fall practice is starting. Heat does not wait for September.
NFHS, EMS, and August heat. The same emergency looks different from the sideline and from the ambulance — the first five minutes do not.
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