EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAINING IN THE COMMUNITY

Community organizations such as Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and others meet regularly to support our communities with both time and resources. There is no better way to serve the community than to learn how to save a fellow citizen.

Emergency Medical Education can provide members of these groups, as well as church groups, political clubs and other networking associations, practical life saving training they can utilize in their professional and personal lives. Let our accredited instructors utilize your meeting time to certify your members in CPR, Advanced Life Saving, ACS Stop the Bleed as well as many other useful Emergency Medical response techniques.

These courses are well received by your membership as they not only educate but provide a functional skill. For more information on course offerings from Emergency Medical Education, complete the request form below.

Emergency Medical Training for the Individual

As an individual, you may have an interest in learning life saving skills. It may be for no other reason than to be prepared in the case of an emergency that happens to a friend or family member. However, you may be considering a career as a first responder. Whether you'd like to be an EMT, Paramedic, Lifeguard or Ski Patrol first responder, Emergency Medical Education can provide you with the skills needed to begin a career in this most important field. Complete the information request form below to obtain more information on what courses we offer and where.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAINING IN THE COMMUNITY

Emergency Medical Training for the Individual

Request Course Information

Community Organization or Individual

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAINING IN THE COMMUNITY

Emergency Medical Training for the Individual

Request Course Information

Community Organization or Individual

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