Learn Flight Physiology
Elevate your air medical expertise with Flight Physiology Part I, the definitive course for paramedics, emergency physicians, and air medical crews. In the unique environment of an aircraft, standard ground protocols aren't enough. This intensive training dives deep into the science of altitude, dissecting Boyle’s, Charles’s, and Dalton’s laws to reveal how pressure and temperature shifts impact human performance and medical devices. From managing hypoxia and barotrauma to preventing decompression sickness, you’ll gain the critical knowledge needed to ensure patient safety during rapid ascents and descents. Don't just fly—fly with confidence. Enroll today to master the physiological challenges of the sky.
Flight Physiology
ACLS Review
Master ACLS with Confidence
Master ACLS with confidence using our comprehensive ECG review. Go beyond simple pattern recognition to understand the cardiac physiology driving every rhythm. This course covers all ACLS-required rhythms plus additional clinically vital patterns, linking conduction mechanics directly to ECG waveforms. Perfect for nurses, paramedics, and physicians preparing for certification or recertification, you'll gain the deep insight needed to make rapid, accurate decisions during emergencies. Stop memorizing and start understanding. Elevate your emergency cardiac care skills today and ensure you're ready for any code situation. Enroll now for expert-led, physiology-focused training that transforms your clinical practice.
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Access a selection of free courses to meet basic educational requirements. Stay updated with essential medical knowledge.
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Gain unlimited access to our entire course library, including advanced topics and exclusive content. Elevate your expertise and career.
Corporate Membership
Boost staff retention with tailored onboarding, in-service training, and CME courses. Ensure compliance with digital certificate storage while delivering consistent, expert-led education across your entire team.
Flight Physiology Part II
Elevate your air medical practice with Flight Physiology Part II, the definitive advanced training module for seasoned air medical professionals. This course moves beyond basics to tackle the complex clinical realities of aeromedical transport. From calculating oxygen flow rates at varying cabin altitudes to adjusting mechanical ventilation for barometric changes, you will gain the critical insights needed to manage unstable patients in flight. Explore pharmacokinetic shifts, master hazardous materials protocols, and refine your Crew Resource Management skills. Designed for Advanced Care Paramedics and critical care nurses, this curriculum ensures you are prepared for the physiological, operational, and safety challenges unique to the aviation environment.
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Advanced Capnography
From Physiology to Pre-Hospital Application
Unlock the full diagnostic power of capnography in pre-hospital care. This Advanced Care Paramedic-level course transforms capnography from a simple confirmation tool into a comprehensive window into your patient's ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism.
You will master the ASA-standard waveform phases, interpret pathological patterns, and apply quantitative analysis to real-world scenarios including cardiac arrest, traumatic injury, and procedural sedation. Learn to distinguish equipment artifacts from true physiological changes, understand the PaCO2–EtCO2 gradient, and recognize early signs of ROSC before other monitors alert you.
Designed for working paramedics, this course combines evidence-based physiology with practical pre-hospital application. Enhance your clinical decision-making, improve patient outcomes, and join the growing number of providers who use capnography as their most valuable monitoring tool.
General Care of Pediatrics: Part One
General Care of Pediatrics
This course provides Advanced Care Paramedics with a rigorous foundation in pediatric emergency care, focusing on the unique anatomical and physiological differences that define pre-hospital management of infants and children. Learners will master the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) and the ABCDE primary survey to rapidly differentiate between respiratory distress, failure, and shock. The curriculum dives deep into respiratory pathologies, including asthma, bronchiolitis, and croup, alongside critical management of seizures and pediatric toxicology. New modules address psychosocial crises and effective communication with distressed caregivers, ensuring paramedics are equipped to handle the clinical and emotional complexities of pediatric calls with confidence and precision.
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All of your CME requirements met in one place!
I spent years cobbling together flight medicine knowledge from scattered textbooks, outdated protocols, and trial-and-error in the field. When I found this program, everything clicked. The courses are methodical, evidence-based, and actually taught me why things happen at altitude—not just what to memorize. I've taken several courses across the curriculum, and the quality is consistent: professional instructors, clear organization, and content that directly applies to patient care. My confidence in the aircraft has transformed completely. I'm no longer second-guessing myself during critical decisions. If you're serious about flight medicine, this is the resource you've been looking for.
Peds II
Building on foundational skills, General Care of Pediatrics Part Two focuses on the critical management of circulatory collapse, cardiac dysrhythmias, and traumatic injuries in children. This advanced course covers the classification and treatment of hypovolemic, distributive, obstructive, and cardiogenic shock, alongside complex cardiac arrest algorithms. Learners will explore paediatric trauma systems, traumatic brain injury management, and the nuances of burn care and environmental emergencies. A vital new module addresses the identification and legal obligations surrounding child abuse and non-accidental trauma. Designed for ACPs, this course ensures readiness for the most severe and complex paediatric emergencies encountered in the field.
General Care of Pediatrics: Part Two
Asthma
Asthma
Acute Asthma Management
When a severe asthma exacerbation spirals toward respiratory failure, seconds count—and the decisions you make determine whether your patient recovers or deteriorates. This advanced course goes beyond basic bronchodilator protocols, equipping Advanced Care Paramedics and junior emergency physicians with the clinical reasoning and critical interventions needed to manage status asthmaticus, refractory bronchospasm, and the life-threatening complications of dynamic hyperinflation. From pharmacological nuances like magnesium sulfate and ketamine to ventilator strategies that minimize auto-PEEP, this course bridges the gap between guideline-based care and real-world crisis management. Whether you are managing a pediatric patient in acute distress or preparing to intubate a crashing adult, this is the asthma course written for practitioners who cannot afford to guess.
Shoulder Dislocations
Shoulder dislocations are among the most painful and challenging musculoskeletal emergencies paramedics face. Yet, many providers lack confidence in their reduction skills or fail to recognize subtle posterior dislocations. This advanced course, designed specifically for Advanced Care Paramedics, bridges the gap between theory and pre-hospital reality.
You will master the neurovascular assessment, learn evidence-based pharmacological preparation for procedural sedation, and refine your technique in seven proven reduction methods—from the Davos to the Cunningham. We go beyond the basics to address irreducible dislocations, geriatric considerations, and the critical management of posterior dislocations, which are frequently missed in the field.
Gain the clinical judgment to decide when to reduce on-scene and when to transport. Equip yourself with the skills to restore function, alleviate suffering, and prevent iatrogenic injury in the most dynamic environments.
Management of Shoulder Dislocations
Penthrox
Transform your acute pain management strategy with this comprehensive guide to Penthrox (methoxyflurane). Designed specifically for paramedics and emergency physicians, this course moves beyond basic theory to deliver actionable, protocol-driven skills for the front lines. Learn to master patient selection, navigate complex contraindications like renal impairment, and execute precise dosing to ensure rapid, opioid-free relief for trauma and burn victims. From pharmacokinetics to real-world troubleshooting, we cover the critical safety nuances that prevent adverse events. Whether you are updating your service protocols or seeking individual competency, gain the confidence to deploy this powerful inhaled analgesic effectively. Stop guessing and start mastering the gold standard in pre-hospital and emergency pain control today.
Intraosseous Access
Intraosseous Access
From Indication to Infusion
When peripheral veins collapse in critical shock, seconds determine survival. This advanced course moves beyond basic insertion techniques to master the physiology, pharmacology, and strategic decision-making required for effective intraosseous (IO) access. Designed for Advanced Care Paramedics and junior physicians, we dissect the nuances of site selection, device technology, and the critical "flush protocols" that ensure medication bioavailability.
You will gain a deep understanding of IO pharmacokinetics compared to central access, learn to manage complex complications like compartment syndrome, and explore emerging technologies such as ultrasound guidance. Whether you are refining your skills for cardiac arrest or preparing for mass casualty scenarios, this curriculum bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and high-stakes pre-hospital execution. Elevate your resuscitation capabilities with evidence-based strategies that save lives when time is the ultimate enemy.
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo
Stop guessing when a patient presents with vertigo. This advanced course equips Advanced Care Paramedics with the clinical precision to distinguish Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) from life-threatening central pathologies. Moving beyond basic definitions, you will master the pathophysiology of canalolithiasis versus cupulolithiasis and learn to execute diagnostic maneuvers—including the Dix-Hallpike, Supine Roll, and deep head-hanging—with confidence.
You will gain proficiency in the full spectrum of canalith repositioning procedures, from the Epley and Semont to the Lempert and Gufoni maneuvers, ensuring you can treat posterior, horizontal, and anterior canal variants effectively. Designed for the experienced clinician, this module emphasizes red-flag recognition, clinical decision-making algorithms, and safe patient disposition. Transform your pre-hospital vertigo assessments from reactive to proactive with evidence-based, actionable skills.
Custom Corporate Courses
Give your entire team access to all courses, along with the ability to build customized onboarding and in-service training specific to your organization. It’s a practical way for healthcare professionals to expand their skills while enabling their workplace to support and streamline ongoing education.
Corporate memberships give teams full access to all courses and tailored onboarding and in-service training. For many professionals, this also becomes a natural way to integrate continuing education into the workplace rather than managing it individually.
Custom Corporate Courses
