2013 Spring Conference

Our 2013 Spring Conference brochure is now available.

This year we will be hosting the 2-day event at Elkhorn Crossing School.

The cost of the conference is $25 (two-days) if registered before April 1st, $30 for those registering after April 1st.

While the content is tailored to emergency caregivers, all medical professionals are welcome.

Nursing . . . → Read More: 2013 Spring Conference

Training Calendar Update

The DT4EMS (Defensive Tactics for EMS) Course being offered at Georgetown Scott County EMS. This class will cover Kentucky Law, Public Relations,Documentation, Physical fitness and Defensive Tactics. For a better description please visit www.DT4EMS.net The cost of the course is $35.00 which includes a book and 16 hours CEU’s. You must attend both days for . . . → Read More: Training Calendar Update

2012 Spring Conference

We have scheduled our 2012 Spring Conference for April 26th & 27th.

A big Thanks goes out to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky plant in Georgetown, KY for their sponsorship and for allowing us to host this year’s conference at their facility. Thanks also for sponsorship and support provided by Georgetown Community Hospital and Take Care . . . → Read More: 2012 Spring Conference

Updates for the Training Calendar

The Training Calendar has been updated for the AHA classes at the end of the year. You will find that the recert classes have been changed to full 2-day classes in light of the new standards published by AHA this year.

The 2012 calendar will be published soon. You can expect to see repeats of . . . → Read More: Updates for the Training Calendar

2011 Conference Focuses on Autism

The featured speaker for 2011 is Dennis Debbaudt, a well-known speaker and authority in the autism community. He is the leading voice on autism training for law enforcement and emergency responders.

A Brochure with the full schedule is available for download here.

As an added bonus we have scheduled another day of discussion about autism . . . → Read More: 2011 Conference Focuses on Autism