Training programs include:
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Management of Inflight Illness and Injury Training (MIII) 
Management of Inflight Illness and Injury Training is taught by aviation experts who are active physicians, flight nurses and flight paramedics. Initial training is two days with annual refresher courses lasting one day.  Courses may be taken in conjunction with our e-Learning to reduce classroom time.

Topics of training include: human anatomy, altitude physiology, assessing medical emergencies, learning and practicing basic life support techniques including CPR, treating traumatic injuries, use of oxygen systems, use of personal protection equipment for the rescuer, and more.


Hangar Safety Training
This two-day "awareness training" course is designed for aviation maintenance professionals who have daily exposure to work hazards in the hangar setting and are looking to be proactive in workplace safety. This course prepares students to recognize, prevent and respond to sudden medical emergency situations commonly found in confined environments. Content includes basic lifesaving skills (CPR) including use of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED), managing medical and traumatic emergencies, and an overview of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulatory requirements.

Upon completion, students will gain an understanding of how to recognize, prevent and respond to sudden emergency situations. They will also become qualified in CPR and AED use, as well as receive a 10-hour OSHA General Industry course completion card and an American Heart Association HeartSaver AED completion card.