Multihazard Planning for Childcare- ​This 4 hour class is one of our community related courses that we provide.  Our trained instructors will walk your local childcare facilities through designing an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) step-by-step.  We give the blueprint of the EAP for all levels of childcare.  This includes a small home base facility with 1-2 children to the larger commercial childcare provider with up to 50 children. 


Has the Bar Been Set to High-EMS-754-73-​ This class is designed to make the provider and management question the old standards that we have set down for our profession.  We exam numerous studies on things such as use of lights and sirens for transport, does the golden hour actually exist, and many others.  Our instructor will pack lots of information into the 3 hour class.  We guarantee you will have more questions on how we do things coming out of this class as compared to going into it.


Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)-EMS-102-324-This course readies community neighborhoods for disaster so they may assist themselves and their neighbors until help is available.

Domestic Violence-EMS-736-13- With domestic abuse on the rise the EMS professional must have a watchful eye out for this type of abuse.  This class trains the provider on how to spot the abuse and how to approach it from a care provider position.  This CE demonstrates the tactics which the abuser uses and how the victim responds.

Elder Abuse-EMS-735-13- This CE class will discuss the issue of Elder Abuse in our society today.  It examines the different types of abuse and gives training on what the first responder may look for to help identify a potential abuse situation.

EMS Mythbusters-EMS-749-72- This 2 hour CE tackles 10 different myths that are in EMS and either proves them or disproves them.  Topics include such things as “Do paramedics save lives and EMTs DON’T diagnose”.


Headache in Adolescents: Prevention & Complementary Therapies-EMS-708-72- A CE class focused on the issue of adolescent’s headache, some of the causes, and what EMS providers can do to help.

ICS-100-EMS-709-12-If you are a first responder or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company the Incident Command System is very useful in many situations.  This is the entry level of the Incident Command System.

ICS-100 for Healthcare & Hospitals-EMS-710-24- This is the entry-level course for all healthcare providers and hospital staff from the house keeping staff to administration.

ICS-100 for Schools-EMS-711-54- This class is geared for K-12 schools to get an introduction to the ICS concept.

ICS-100 for Higher Education-EMS-712-54- This class is geared for Secondary education institutions to get an introduction to the ICS concept.

ICS-200-EMS-713-14- This is the second level of the ICS program to introduce multiple agencies into a situation.

ICS-200 for Healthcare & Hospitals-EMS-714-24- The second level for the ICS program which introduces the multi agency response.

Identifying & Addressing A Gang Problem- EMS-747-11- This class does an introduction to gang activity and their identifying signs.  We cover reasons why gangs form and things that a community can do to damper them.


National Incident Management System-EMS-720-73- This course provides training and resources for personnel who require a basic understanding of the National Incident Management System (NIMS).

National Response Framework, An Introduction-EMS-721-73- This course provides an introduction to the National Response Framework.

Nerve Agent Antidote Kit Training-EMS-723-12c- This course gives first responders the information that is needed to decide when and on whom to use the MARK 1 antidote kit.

Never Let Them See You Sweat-EMS-724-12- Most First Responders fear the sick child call.  This course gives responders the skills to feel more at ease with the child and parents.

NIMS Multiagency Coordination System (MACS)-EMS-725-73- This course will introduce Multiagency Coordination Systems (MAC Systems) and provide examples of how these systems can be used to improve incident response.

NIMS Resource Management-EMS-726-74- This course provides training to help resource managers prepare before an incident and contribute effectively to the response to an incident.


Prehospital Management of Traumatic Brain Injury (Provider Course)-EMS-733-74c- This provider course is in partnership with the Brain Trauma Foundation and provides established guidelines for the prehospital providers.

Prehospital Management of Traumatic Brain Injury (Instructor Course)-EMS-734-78c- This Train-the-Trainer course is in partnership with the Brain Trauma Foundation and provides established guidelines for instructors to provide education to prehospital providers on TBI.

Special Events Contingency Planning-EMS-730-716- This 16-hour course prepares the Emergency Management Team for any size event.  The student will come out of the course with all the tools they will need to set up a complete special event of any size.

Spinal Assessment-EMS-741-13- This class sets the groundwork for a prehospital spinal immobilization assessment providing easy to follow algorithm, sample protocols, and sample QA sheet.  These tools allow the provider with our training to be confident to rule out unnecessary spinal immobilization.

START Triage-EMS-731-72- In most EMT classes the DOT outline puts triage in the same lesson as WMD, Geriatric patients, and other topics.  This class focuses on the Simple Triage And Rapid Transport program, which is used across the country and internationally.


Terrorism and Schools-EMS-750-74- This class has been designed to bring emergency responders and ranking school personnel together.  They will be presented with prior situations that schools have met with terrorist attacks.  Edwards EMS Education & Consulting can do this class for just emergency agencies or just school personnel.  We would prefer to have both demographics represented for better communication between them.

The Basic Geriatric Respiratory Examination-EMS-732-72- This class gives a new arsenal of skills and knowledge for the healthcare provider to better assess the geriatric respiratory patient.


Youth Suicide-EMS-738-13- The numbers of youth suicide cases are on the increase across the nation.  This CE provides information to the First Responder to better recognize potential victims of suicide and provides some tools which can help the victim.

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12-Lead ECG-EMS-400-18a-An 8 hour class which takes the student from nothing to being able to find AMI and other cardiac illnesses.

Mitigation of Disruptive Behavior (MDB)-EMS-751-44- This 4 hour class was designed for NON Law Enforcement Emergency Services.   We designed this class with a different mindset.  It is not a self-defense class, but rather verbal and nonverbal techniques to defuse a situation.  We will also provide education on tactics that can be utilized to escape injury, without injuring the patient, if seized.  This class will give the student the competence to escape a potentially dangerous or even deadly situation.


Critical Thinking in EMS-EMS-752-72-​ Unfortunately EMS providers sometimes become placid in their care.  Several times a year patients are injured or at the very least not given complete care by the provider.  This short 2 hour class will focus on opening the seasoned and new providers mind to aspects of care that are overlooked.  We will also exam some recent lawsuits and critique what the providers did right and wrong with the legal outcome from each of them.


Are You Ready-EMS-100-312-A guide for communities to be prepared for numerous types of disaster situations.

Assessing the Hands & Wrists in the Elderly-EMS-700-73-This class teaches the use of hand assessment for telltale signs of illness and injury.

Baby Talk-EMS-701-73- A CE class on how emergency providers can communicate to children in stressful situations.

Bombings Injury Patterns & Care-EMS-702-11 or EMS-702-13-Edwards EMS Education & Consulting provides a 1-hour and a 3-hour class on the types of injuries that the first responder will encounter when responding to a terrorist blast attack.

Child Abuse & Neglect-EMS-703-13-This in-depth CE class covers types of abuse and neglect that is seen in society today.


EMS Stress-EMS-743-43- This CE class covers the ongoing problem of EMS stress.  The class covers topics in nutrition and well being amongst many other topics.

EMT’s And Injury Prevention Advocates For Children & Safety-EMS-739-74- During an EMS career the professional wants to champion a cause of some kind, usually for children or safety.  We give the structure and design tools to better achieve your goals and to make the process simpler.

Examining the Eyes of an Older Person-EMS-704-73- This unique class covers several different types of illnesses and injuries, which may be found by looking at the eyes of an older person.

Exercise Design-EMS-706-115- With budget dollars at a premium, agencies want to get the most out of their training exercises.  This 15-hour class explains all the components needed to make that happen.

Fever In Kids-EMS-706-72c- This CE covers current treatments for children with a fever.

Geriatric Emergencies- EMS-748-13- With the elderly population exploding in numbers, the EMS system must be prepared to provide proper care for this population set.  This class covers common problems of the elderly.

Glucometer Training-EMS-707-72c-This class is designed for all levels of EMS as a refresher or initial training to meet CLIA regulations.


Introduction To Terrorism And The Epidemiology Of Blast Trauma-EMS-745-13- This CE class is an introduction program to terrorism and blast injuries which First Responders will encounter.

National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP)-EMS-715-73- The purpose of this training is to present an overview of the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP) to support its implementation in Federal, State, local, and tribal governments, and in private sector organizations.

Jump START Triage-EMS-716-72-In most MCI the stress is overwhelming. Add children into the equation and watch the stress level double or triple.  This program trains the First Responder on how to do pediatric triage with a set perimeter.

Land Navigation 1-4-(1) EMS-717-38 (2) EMS-718-38 (3) EMS-718-38 (4) EMS-719-38- This is a 4-part navigation class that goes old school.  No GPS here, we make the students use ancient instruments called a compass and maps.  The 4 levels take the student from basic, intermediate, advanced, and the fun night course.

Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA)-EMS-742-63- This CE is designed as a module class to teach the proper use of the LMA to control airways in the compromised patient.  Depending on the EMS service area this is either a basic or an advanced skill.


NREMT-B Refresher-EMS-900-724b- This EMT-B refresher consists of 16 hours of set content with 8 hours being chosen by the students on the first day from a list of topics.  These topics include numerous classes that are offered by Edwards EMS Education & Consulting.

Oh What A Relief It Is-EMS-401-13a- This CE class covers the use of pain medication in the pre-hospital setting and exposes some of the myths associated with giving the medication.

Pediatric & Family Disaster Planning for Emergency Managers-EMS-727-33-Who is an emergency manager?  In most disaster situations all first responders are, at some level.  This CE is an introduction to get you thinking outside of the box.

Pediatric Assessment: Can You Hear Me Now-EMS-728-73- This CE provides the student new skills and a different style of assessment to help better care for the child with respiratory problems from many different sources.

Pediatric Issues in Terrorism-EMS-729-13-This class hits on a few topics that all responders must consider when dealing with children before, during, and after a terrorist attack.

Prehospital Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)-EMS-740-53- Our trainers teach the use of CPAP in the prehospital setting.  This class is in conjunction with your services personnel or equipment dealer showing the proper use of the specific equipment, which will be used at your service.


Street Safety For EMS-EMS-746-43- With this class the EMS professional will be exposed to techniques which will keep them safer at many different types of scenes.

Stroke: Advance Level-EMS-744-13a- This CE covers treatment and transport of the stroke victim.  New studies have given information to care providers on how to better care for their patients.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome-EMS-737-43- One of the worst calls any EMS professional can answer is a SIDS victim.  This CE takes the provider through the complete situation from call to parent reaction and on to the provider reaction.