Class Schedule

Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation for someone who is unresponsive. Anyone, including childcare providers, security officers, laypersons, school coaches, churches, and healthcare providers, may need CPR. For those interested in enhancing their skills, ACLS training is highly recommended. Remember, CPR certification is valid for two years, and it can complement your knowledge gained from NCLEX review courses.

A first aid provider is someone trained in the delivery of initial emergency procedures, such as bleeding control and bee sting treatment, using limited equipment to perform a primary assessment and intervention until Emergency Medical Services personnel arrive. This training is important and often complements other certifications, like ACLS training and CPR certification, which are essential for comprehensive emergency response skills. Additionally, if you're preparing for nursing exams, NCLEX review courses can further enhance your knowledge. 

How long is the class?

4 hrs.

How long is the certification good for?

Two years.

Advanced life support (ACLS training) and Pediatric life support are critical skills for trained personnel who perform life support for unresponsive children and adults in need of intubation and advanced cardiac drugs before EMS arrives. This training is essential for medical personnel, including doctors, respiratory therapists, anesthesiologists, and emergency nurses. 

How long is the class? 

8 hours. 

How long is the certification good for? 

Two years. 

Additionally, for those preparing for NCLEX review courses or seeking CPR certification, understanding these advanced life support techniques is invaluable.

Our NCLEX review courses are designed for nursing students who have just completed their nursing program, including those who finished the LPN or RN programs. These courses are also ideal for students facing challenges in passing the board exam. In addition to our NCLEX review, we offer ACLS training and CPR certification to further enhance your skills and qualifications.

Classes are 4 hours long, with 2 sessions per week for 4 weeks.

A Certified Medication Technician is an individual who administers medications to residents or patients in various settings, including assisted living, group homes, juvenile services, schools, home care, and adult care environments. In addition to medication administration training, many professionals may also seek ACLS training or CPR certification to enhance their skills. 

How long is the class?

20 hours.

Certification is issued by the Maryland Board of Nursing. Those interested in furthering their healthcare knowledge can also explore NCLEX review courses.

Who can take this class?

Anyone who is 18 years or older.

How long is certification good for?

One year.

This class is designed for anyone who is passionate about teaching individuals how to save lives, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking to enhance their skills alongside their ACLS training and CPR certification.  

Who can register for this class?  

Anyone, including nurses, teachers, nursing assistants, and medication techs, can benefit from this course, which is also a great complement to NCLEX review courses.  

How long is the class?  

The class is 16 hours long, consisting of 2 sessions.