Our EMT Skills Week sessions are an intensive, hands-on component of your Emergency Medical Technician Training, designed to prepare students for the real-world medical emergencies they will encounter in the field. This immersive session runs from Monday, May 18 through Thursday, May 21, 2026.

Throughout the week, students participate in practical exercises and scenario-based training that build essential foundational EMS skills. From CPR and wound care to patient assessments and emergency response strategies, learners gain the confidence and competence required for entry-level EMS practice.

Led by experienced instructors, each skills station includes personalized guidance, real-time feedback, and multiple opportunities to practice. Students will work through realistic simulations that mirror actual EMS calls, strengthening both clinical skills and situational decision-making. This supportive, collaborative environment helps prepare learners for NREMT psychomotor testing and field readiness.

Skills Sessions Include:

• Oxygen Administration
• BVM Ventilations
• Patient Assessments
• Long Bone, Joint, and Spinal Immobilization
• Bleeding Control and Shock Management
• Blood Pressure, Pulse, and Respiratory Assessment
• Medication Administration
• CPR Certification
• Basic Vital Signs
• OBGYN Considerations
• Trauma Assessments and Mechanism of Injury
• Documentation and Radio Reports

Optional Skills Sessions:

• 12-Lead Placement
• ALS Integrations
• Supraglottic Airways
• Operations
• CPAP
• EMS Provider Mental Health
• Active Shooter Response

By the end of the skills week, students will have practiced and demonstrated core EMT competencies and will be fully prepared for the NREMT exam and the real-world responsibility of an EMS provider.

Tik Tok Toxicology | May 20, 2026

This live, interactive CE webinar explores how social media–driven trends are contributing to real-world toxicologic emergencies, with a focus on substances like diphenhydramine, caffeine, and combination medications. Participants will learn to recognize key toxidromes, apply a structured assessment, and deliver effective prehospital management for patients with suspected poisoning.

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Take your EMS career to the next level with this immersive, in-person Flight Medical Provider course designed for prehospital and critical care clinicians. Over four days, you’ll gain advanced knowledge, clinical confidence, and exam focused preparation needed to excel in flight and critical care transport

Key Benefits:

• 78 Accredited CEUs: Earn continuing education hours applicable towards stare requirements, NREMT, IBSC, and BCEN recertifications.
• Certification-Focused Prep: Targeted review and test strategies to help you successfully pass FP-C®, CFRN®, and CCP-C® exams on your first attempt.
• Real-World Critical Care Training: Apply advanced concepts in airway, hemodynamics, and transport medicine to real-world flight scenarios.
• Advance your Career: Stand out for flight, critical care, and specialty transport roles with high-demand skills employers are looking for.
• Expert-Led, In-Person Instruction: Learn directly from experienced flight and critical care providers in an engaging, hands-on environment.

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Our EMT Skills Week sessions are an intensive, hands-on component of your Emergency Medical Technician Training, designed to prepare students for the real-world medical emergencies they will encounter in the field. This immersive session runs from Thursday, September 24 through Sunday, September 27, 2026.

*Students must be enrolled in the EMT cohort starting June 1, 2026.*

Throughout the week, students participate in practical exercises and scenario-based training that build essential foundational EMS skills. From CPR and wound care to patient assessments and emergency response strategies, learners gain the confidence and competence required for entry-level EMS practice.

Led by experienced instructors, each skills station includes personalized guidance, real-time feedback, and multiple opportunities to practice. Students will work through realistic simulations that mirror actual EMS calls, strengthening both clinical skills and situational decision-making. This supportive, collaborative environment helps prepare learners for NREMT psychomotor testing and field readiness.

Skills Sessions Include:

• Oxygen Administration
• BVM Ventilations
• Patient Assessments
• Long Bone, Joint, and Spinal Immobilization
• Bleeding Control and Shock Management
• Blood Pressure, Pulse, and Respiratory Assessment
• Medication Administration
• CPR Certification
• Basic Vital Signs
• OBGYN Considerations
• Trauma Assessments and Mechanism of Injury
• Documentation and Radio Reports

Optional Skills Sessions:

• 12-Lead Placement
• ALS Integrations
• Supraglottic Airways
• Operations
• CPAP
• EMS Provider Mental Health
• Active Shooter Response

By the end of the skills week, students will have practiced and demonstrated core EMT competencies and will be fully prepared for the NREMT exam and the real-world responsibility of an EMS provider.