PHTLS, AMLS, TECC, EPC and more NAEMT courses, taught by working EMS educators at your station or ours. Instructors across the USA.
Next Available Dates
Sound Familiar?
You joined EMS to take care of people, not to juggle class dates, shift trades and expiring cards.
A 16-hour PHTLS or AMLS class means covering shifts, booking travel and hunting for a date near you. Cards lapse while the schedule sorts itself out.
You have sat through classes that read the slides aloud. You want to leave able to pack a wound, read a sick kid and run the scene, not just hold a new card.
The trauma patient, the septic grandmother, the child who is too quiet. Each one gets whatever training the crew brought that day. It should be the best there is.
We Understand
We're EMS providers and educators who have worked the trauma, medical and pediatric calls these courses are built around. We teach them the way we would want our own partner trained: small skill groups, real equipment and scenarios that feel like the street. We come to your station or host you at our training center, with instructors across the USA.
How It Works
Browse trauma, medical, operational and bystander courses below. Not sure which fits? Tell us your role and we will point you to the right one.
Join a public class, or book a private course for your crew at your station, in a hybrid format, or at our training center.
Work the skills stations and scenarios, complete the course, then receive your NAEMT provider card, plus CAPCE CE for EMS practitioners on most courses.
Courses
Grouped the way NAEMT organizes them, with refreshers next to each provider course. Open any course to see scheduled sessions.
Bleeding control, airway, shock and high-threat care, from first responder to paramedic.
The 16-hour NAEMT trauma course: scene and patient assessment, bleeding control, airway, shock and special populations, with hands-on scenarios.
Next: Oct 31 · Code Blue Training Center Sample Date
One day of trauma skills and scenarios that renews your PHTLS provider card. For PHTLS or ITLS completed within the past four years.
Next: Oct 28 · Salt Lake City, UT Sample Date
PHTLS trauma care at the first responder level: bleeding control, airway basics and core trauma concepts for EMRs, fire, rescue and police.
Next: Oct 13 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
Civilian high-threat care across direct threat, indirect threat and evacuation: tourniquet drills, MARCH assessment and casualty movement.
Next: Oct 31 · Boise, ID Sample Date
One day of high-threat care skills that renews your TECC provider card. For TECC or an equivalent tactical EMS course within four years.
Next: Nov 13 · Salt Lake City, UT Sample Date
TECC essentials for officers and non-EMS responders: triage, tourniquets, wound packing, NPAs, chest seals, drags and carries.
Next: Oct 27 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
Tier 1 of the Joint Trauma System TCCC curriculum: bleeding control, tourniquets and casualty movement in 7 hours.
Next: Oct 17 · Code Blue Training Center Sample Date
Disaster and MCI response for every EMS level: incident command, triage, PPE, patient tracking and working through hazards.
Next: Oct 26 · Denver, CO Sample Date
Structured assessment for adult, pediatric, geriatric and community patients.
A systematic assessment pathway for medical emergencies, from sepsis and stroke to toxicology, practiced on realistic patient simulations.
Next: Oct 26 · Phoenix, AZ Sample Date
One day of assessment practice and medical cases that renews your AMLS provider card. For AMLS completed within the past four years.
Next: Oct 29 · Code Blue Training Center Sample Date
Pediatric assessment built on the Pediatric Assessment Triangle, for sick and injured kids from newborns to teens.
Next: Oct 27 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
One day of pediatric skills and scenarios that renews your EPC provider card. For EPC or PEPP completed within the past four years.
Next: Oct 30 · Boise, ID Sample Date
Assessment and care for older adults: changes with age, polypharmacy, falls and trauma, elder abuse and end-of-life care.
Next: Oct 14 · Denver, CO Sample Date
Recognize and reduce psychological traumatic stress in your patients using the eSCAPe approach, through scenario-based practice.
Next: Oct 26 · Boise, ID Sample Date
Seven stand-alone modules for community paramedic practice, from chronic disease care to motivational interviewing. CE per module; take one or all.
Next: Nov 10 · Salt Lake City, UT Sample Date
Safety, driving, resilience and leadership for crews and the agencies behind them.
Crew resource management, roadway and vehicle safety, patient safety, infection prevention and provider health, built on real cases.
Next: Oct 12 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
A self-paced 5-hour online course, sold through NAEMT's publisher, that prepares a provider to run an agency safety program.
Ambulance operator safety: lights-and-siren decisions, crash prevention, fatigue and driving skills, with an optional hands-on driving day.
Next: Oct 29 · Denver, CO Sample Date
A short classroom session that renews your EVOS provider card: 4 hours after the classroom course, 8 after the driving course.
Next: Oct 27 · Code Blue Training Center Sample Date
Prepares a crew member to spot colleagues in crisis, connect them to help and build an agency resilience program.
Next: Oct 13 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
Ethics, personal values, conflict resolution and leadership for EMS practitioners at every level, worked through real cases.
Next: Oct 28 · Las Vegas, NV Sample Date
A community class that teaches the public what to do until EMS arrives.
A community class that teaches bystanders to call 911, give hands-only CPR, use an AED, give naloxone and control bleeding until EMS arrives.
Next: Oct 17 · Code Blue Training Center Sample Date
Choose Your Format
We bring instructors and training equipment to your station, hospital or academy, anywhere in the USA.
Best for Agencies and hospitals training a group on the same dates.
Finish the self-paced online portion first, then come to a hands-on session to practice and verify your skills.
Best for Providers who want less time in a classroom seat.
Open-enrollment dates at our own training center. Sign up on your own and train alongside providers from other agencies.
Best for Individual providers and small crews who need a seat, not a private class.
The Stakes Are Real
Miss the four-year window and an 8-hour refresher turns into the full 16-hour course again.
Two days in class means two days of shifts to backfill, paid at overtime rates your budget did not plan for.
A lecture-heavy class leaves you with a card and nothing new to use on the next call.
Officers sent to a paramedic class, medics sent to a bystander class. Time spent, gap still open.
Book a refresher before your card expires and keep it current without repeating the full course.
We bring instructors and equipment to you, or host you at our training center, so your crew trains without losing a week to travel.
Skills stations and patient scenarios in small groups, taught by working EMS educators who know the calls.
Tell us who is on your roster and we match officers, EMTs and medics to the NAEMT course built for their job.
Questions
Four years for most NAEMT provider courses, including PHTLS, AMLS, EPC, TECC, GEMS and EVOS. TCCC cards are valid for three years. Completing an NAEMT course also comes with a complimentary one-year NAEMT membership.
Most do, for EMS practitioners. NAEMT awards CAPCE-accredited CE equal to the course hours, and NREMT recognizes it for recertification. PHTLS-FR and TECC-LEO award CE to EMS-licensed participants only, the CP series awards CE per module, and FOTS carries none. Each course page shows its hours.
Partly. PHTLS, AMLS and EPC offer a hybrid option: 8 hours of lecture online at your own pace, then 8 hours in class for skills and scenarios. Our other NAEMT courses run in person. EMS Safety Officer is an online course sold by NAEMT's publisher.
The provider course is the full class, usually 16 hours over two days. The refresher, usually 8 hours, renews your card for another four years. It requires a provider course completed within the past four years. PHTLS also accepts an equivalent such as ITLS, EPC accepts PEPP, and TECC accepts an equivalent tactical EMS course. Outside that window, you take the full provider course again.
TCCC is the Department of Defense curriculum for service members. TECC applies the same principles to civilian high-threat scenes for EMS clinicians, and TECC-LEO is built for officers and other non-EMS responders. NAEMT also notes that TECC can help prepare for the IBSC TP-C and TR-C exams. Tell us about your team and we will match the course.
Open a course, pick a session and select Reserve Seat. We hold your seat and email you the details. Contact us before the hold ends to pay by card over the phone or an agency purchase order. If no date works for you, request one.
Cancellation and reschedule terms depend on the course and are shown before you reserve. Contact us as early as you can and we will help you move to another date when seats are open.
Yes. Our instructors live and work across the USA and bring training equipment to agencies, hospitals and academies. Private classes have a minimum group size that depends on the course. Request a date and we will confirm the schedule and a quote, including any travel cost, before you book.
Instructors across the USA · At your station or ours
Join a scheduled NAEMT course or bring one to your station. Trauma, medical, operational and bystander courses, taught by instructors across the USA.