Class Schedule

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

Advanced Cardiac Life Support for the Experienced Provider

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

WorldPoint.com

Precourse Requirements:

Copies of your unexpired ACLS and BLS Provider cards.

The ACLS Precourse Self-Assessment is MANDATORY.

To prepare for the course, the self-assessment modules must be completed on the AHA Student Website. The web address and access code are in your ACLS provider manual. You MUST complete the assessments with a score of 70% or higher before coming to class, and you must BRING COPIES OF YOUR COMPLETION CERTIFICATES and present them to your instructor at the beginning of the class!

• Watch the ACLS 2015 Science Overview Video and review the CPR and AED Skills Video on the AHA Student Website. You will be tested on 1-rescuer adult CPR and AED skills at the beginning of the ACLS Provider Course.

• Review and understand the information in your ACLS Provider Manual. Pay particular attention to the 10 cases in Part 5.

Failure to complete all mandatory precourse assignments will result in immediate expulsion from the class, without exception**

What This Course Does Not Teach:

You will not be taught pharmacology dynamics nor how to interpret ECGs. If you do not learn and understand this information from the ACLS textbook or AHA Student Website, it is recommended that you study supplementary resources on the AHA Student Website prior to attending.

Physical Limitations: If you have any physical limitations which may impair your ability to perform any of the skills (e.g., continuous and effective chest compressions), please inform your the course coordinator, Debbie Petty as soon as possible at dpetty@sccad.com. She will work to accommodate your needs as much as possible within AHA requirements.

AHA Completion Cards and Course Certificates:

SCCAD will process your AHA Provider eCard within 20 days of the completion of this course.

The ACLS provider course recognition period is two years and meets one component of relicensure in the State of Missouri.

** The completion of the Pre-course Self-Assessment modules is required by AHA guidelines, and is therefore mandatory prior to attending class. In order for SCCAD to be compliant with AHA requirementss, no exceptions will be made.

This class offers an alternative to the standard ACLS Provider Renewal course. It is designed to enhance the learning and educational experience for ACLS providers who have renewed several times and use their skills routinely.

Designed for ACLS seasoned healthcare providers who are proficient in performing BLS and ACLS skills, reading and interpreting ECGs, and understanding ACLS pharmacology and who regularly lead or participate in emergency assessment and treatment of pre-arrest, arrest or post-arrest patients. This audience includes physicians, paramedics and emergency department or critical care nurses.

The goal of the course is to improve outcomes in complex cardiovascular, respiratory and other (eg, metabolic, toxicologic) emergencies by expanding on core ACLS guidelines and encouraging critical thinking and decision making strategies. Through instruction and active participation in case-based scenarios, learners enhance their skills in the differential diagnosis and treatment of pre-arrest, arrest and post-arrest patients.

This fast paced course starts out with core ACLS skills and megacode testing and progresses through four core learning stations: cardiovascular, pharmacology/toxicology, respiratory/metabolic, and post cardiac arrest care.

Students are responsible for acquiring their own textbook. THE PRINT EDITION OR EBOOK TEXT MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE CLASSROOM SESSION IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AHA ACLS EXPERIENCED PROVIDER CERTIFICATION CARD.

The required textbook is ACLS for Experienced Providers - ISBN 9781616696436.

Students may also use the 2015 Handbook of ECC for Healthcare Providers spiral handbook in class.

Textbooks are available through a variety of sources.

The AHA’s eBooks Store at http://eBooks.heart.org provides 24/7 access to purchase, view and download AHA textbooks. The eBooks are the same price as the print edition…but without the shipping costs. These are available online, offline, iPad, and Android.

Access Codes for eBooks may also be purchased through the US AHA Distributors. Access Codes are then redeemed at the AHA eBooks Store.

These are authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corporation

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor

To prepare for the course view the videos and take the self-assessment modules on the AHA Student Website to identify any gaps in knowledge. The website and the website code are in the ACLS Experienced Provider manual.

After completing the self-assessment modules students must pass the ACLS Exam with a minimum score of 84% to attend the ACLS EP Course. You will need to enter a special exam keycode for access to the ACLS Exam. The exam keycode will be delivered in your confirmation email. Learners have two attempts to pass the exam before a new exam key is required. If an exam key is lost, a new exam key is required.

Upon successful completion of the online ACLS Provider exam, a certificate of completion will be available for learners. Learners must print this certificate and bring it with them to their ACLS EP Course.

The ACLS Experienced Provider course recognition period is two years and the ACLS EP card supersedes the ACLS provider card, meeting one component of re-licensure as recognized by the State of Missouri.

Wednesday, June 26, 2019 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (16 seats left)St. Charles County Ambulance District Training Center

The Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor Course is designed to prepare individuals to become instructors in ACLS. By the end of the ACLS instructor course the instructor candidate will be able to teach, conduct skills and scenario testing, and remediate using the ACLS videos and the lesson maps in the instructor manual.

Course Prerequisites:

Accepted for alignment with an AHA Training Center**

Possess a current AHA ACLS Provider card

Complete the online pre-course, ACLS Instructor Essentials 2017.

Registered with the AHA Instructor Network.
- If you will be a new AHA instructor, please register with the AHA Instructor Network. Click here for instructions.
- If you are already an AHA instructor in another discipline, or if you have been one in the past, you must provide us with your Instructor Network ID number. If you need assistance in accessing the Instructor Network, call 1-800-242-8721. Do not create a new account.

** Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County you must align as an instructor with another AHA training center. On the day of the class you will need to complete a transfer form to align with another site or bring the TC's address and the TC Coordinator's name

Instructor candidates are responsible for acquiring their own instructor and provider manuals. THESE BOOKS MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE CLASSROOM SESSION IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AHA ACLS INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION CARD.

The required books for ACLS instructor are:

ACLS Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1003 ISBN: 978-1-61669-398-5

ACLS Provider Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1005 ISBN: 978-1-61669-400-5 (or eBook - Item #: 15-3100)

Books are available through these authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corporation

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor Renewal

Course Monitoring:

Within 6 months following the successful completion of the Instructor course, the instructor candidate must be monitored teaching by Training Center Faculty (The TC may require additional monitoring, if needed).

Instructor Cards:

Instructor status is valid for 2 years following the date of this class. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

SCCAD will process AHA instructor cards within 20 working days after the completion of all course requirements.

Friday, November 1, 2019 from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM (24 seats left)St. Charles County Ambulance District Training Center

The ACLS Instructor Renewal Course is designed for existing ACLS instructors eligible for instructor status renewal.

Course Prerequisites:

Aligned with an AHA Training Center**
A current AHA ACLS Instructor card
Registered with the AHA Instructor Network.
Records demonstrating you have taught at least 4 classes during the current 2 year instructor certification period.

** Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County you must align as an instructor with another AHA training center. On the day of the class you will need to complete a transfer form to align with another site or bring the TC's address and the TC Coordinator's name

Successful Completion:

Complete all prerequisites
Attend the instructor renewal class
Demonstrate provider skills with expert proficiency
Pass the provider written examination
Pass the instructor written examination
Competently evaluate another student running a Megacode
Complete any instructor updates as per the AHA (if applicable)

Instructor status is valid for 2 years following the date of this class. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

SCCAD will process AHA instructor cards within 20 working days after the completion of all course requirements.

Advanced Medical Life Support Provider

The Advanced Medical Life support (AMLS) course is sponsored by the National Association of EMTs (NAEMT) and is the first course to address the most common medical complaints. It offers a practical approach to assessing and managing adult medical patients. This course emphasizes a critical thinking process using input from the scene size-up, history and physical exam to develop a differential diagnosis of the medical problem.

Who should attend:

Paramedics
Registered Nurses
Physicians
Physician Assistants

Students are responsible for acquiring their own textbook.

The required textbook is Advanced Medical Life Support 2nd Ed- ISBN 9781284040920

Textbooks are available through a variety of sources. This is an authorized AMLS distributor:

Jones & Bartlett Learning

Phone: 800-832-0034

Customer service: ext. 8197

Website: www.jblearning.com

Lectures Include:

Patient Assessment

Airway Management
Assessment of the Shock Patient
Dyspnea/Respiratory Failure
Chest Pain
Altered Mental Status

Practical Rotation

Hypoperfusion
Dyspnea
Chest Pain
Altered Mental Status
Abdominal Pain/GI Bleed

Upon successful completion of this program, advance providers will receive an AMLS card, certificate of recognition and 16 continuing education units.

Registrants must complete the pre-test prior to the class and bring complete test to the first class day. Please read the textbook carefully to assure success on the written and practical course assessments.

Thursday, September 5, 2019 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (24 seats left)St. Charles County Ambulance District Training Center
This class continues on:
Fri 9/06/19 from 8:00a to 4:30p

Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider CPR

The BLS Provider Course (formerly called "BLS for Healthcare Providers") is designed for healthcare professionals and others seeking CPR training & certification.

Such professionals include, but are not limited to, nurses, physicians, EMS providers, students in a healthcare-related field of study, & allied health workers (e.g., physical therapists, occupational therapist, athletic trainers, etc.).

The program teaches:

* Critical concepts of high-quality CPR

* The AHA Chain of Survival

* 1-Rescuer CPR/AED for Adult/Child/Infant

* 2-Rescuer CPR/AED for Adult/Child/Infant

* Ventilation techniques using a bag-mask, barrier device, and advanced airways.

* Choking intervention

To successfully complete the course & receive BLS Provider certification, the student must pass achieve a minimum score of 84% on the written examination and demonstrate skills competency by performing:

1 and 2-Rescuer Adult (includes the use of a pocket mask, AED, and bag-mask device)
1 and 2-Rescuer Infant (includes the use of a pocket mask, AED, and bag-mask device)

The student is responsible for acquiring the newest edition of the textbook & bringing it to class. Please note that failure to bring this book to class will cause the student to be ineligible to take the course, & he/she will be required to reschedule to a later date.

Textbooks are available through a variety of sources (see below).

The required textbook is BLS Provider Product Code: 15-1010 ISBN: 978-1-61669-407-4

Ebooks are also available through the vendors listed below, or at http://eBooks.heart.org. The eBook is Product Code : 15-3102 ISBN: 978-1-61669-410-4.

Authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

CPR Instructor - Basic Life Support (BLS)

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

WorldPoint.com

IMPORTANT NOTE: Following the completion of your course, it may take up to 20 business days before you receive your certification card. Please take this into consideration when registering for the class, and plan accordingly.

The BLS Provider course recognition period is two years and meets one component of re-licensure as recognized by the State of Missouri.

This BLS Instructor Course is designed to prepare individuals to become instructors for "BLS" as well as all "Heartsaver" CPR and First Aid classes.

Course Prerequisites:

Be accepted into an AHA Training Center (please see restrictions below**).
A current AHA BLS Provider card*
Registered with the AHA Instructor Network.
Completion Certificate for the online course, BLS Instructor Essentials.

Instructor candidates are responsible for acquiring their own instructor and provider manuals (must be the latest edition, having the new guidelines). THE MANUALS MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE CLASSROOM SESSION IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AHA CPR INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION CARD.

The required books for a BLS instructor are:

BLS Instructor Candidate Workbook – free resource available in the Resources section of
the BLS Instructor Essentials Online course.

BLS Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1009 ISBN: 978-1-1-61669-406-7

BLS Instructor Essentials Online course completion certificate – AHA product #15-1420; available through AHA ECC Distributors

BLS Provider Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1010 ISBN: 978-1-61669-407-4

Instructor manuals are available through a variety of sources. These are authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

CPR Instructor Renewal - Basic Life Support (BLS)

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

WorldPoint.com

Course Monitoring:

Within 6 months following the successful completion of the Instructor course, the instructor candidate must be monitored teaching by Training Center Faculty (The TC may require additional monitoring, if needed).

Course recognition is 2 years from the date of the classroom portion of the course. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

**Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County (i.e., approx. 90% of your classes), you will need to align as an instructor with another AHA training center prior to attending the class. Click here for a list of TCs in Missouri and Illinois. When you come to class, please have your Training Center's address and the name of their TC Coordinator, and bring the completed instructor candidate application form found HERE.

updated 4/5/2018

This BLS CPR Instructor Renewal Course is designed to recertify existing BLS Instructors who have met the requirements to continue teaching all "BLS and Heartsaver CPR and First Aid" classes.

Make sure your current instructor card reads, "BLS" Instructor. If it is labeled "Heartsaver" Instructor, this is not the course you need.

Course Prerequisites:

Be accepted into an AHA Training Center**
A current AHA BLS Instructor card*
Verification of teaching at least 4 classes during the previous certification period. No Exceptions!
Registered with the AHA Instructor Network (see instructions here)
- You must bring your Instructor ID # to class. If you have forgotten your number, call 1-800-242-8721. Do not create a new instructor account!

Completion Certificate for the online course, BLS Instructor Essentials (optional unless required by your primary TC).

Instructor candidates are responsible for acquiring their own instructor and provider manuals (must be the latest edition, having the new guidelines). THE INSTRUCTOR MANUALS MUST BE BROUGHT TO CLASS IN ORDER FOR YOU TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR RE-CERTIFICATION.

The required books for a BLS instructor are:

BLS Instructor Candidate Workbook – free resource available in the Resources section of
the BLS Instructor Essentials Online course.

BLS Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1009 ISBN: 978-1-1-61669-406-7

BLS Instructor Essentials Online course completion certificate – AHA product #15-1420; available through AHA ECC Distributors

BLS Provider Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1010 ISBN: 978-1-61669-407-4

Instructor manuals are available through these authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

CPR Instructor - Heartsaver

Successful Completion:

Complete all prerequisites
Attend the instructor renewal course
Demonstrate provider skills
Pass the instructor written examination
Pass the BLS Provider written examination
Successfully evaluate another student

Course recognition is 2 years from the date of the classroom course. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

**Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County (i.e., approx. 90% of your classes), you will need to align as an instructor with another AHA training center prior to attending the class. When you come to class, please have your Training Center's address and the name of their TC Coordinator, and bring the completed instructor candidate application form found HERE.

updated 4/5/2018

This Heartsaver CPR Instructor Course is designed to prepare individuals to become instructors for "Heartsaver CPR" classes (not BLS for Healthcare Provider classes)

Course Prerequisites:

Be accepted into an AHA Training Center prior to coming to class. Authorization must be granted by the TC's Coordinator on a case-by-case basis. Complete this FORM & bring it to class. To align with SCCAD, you must meet very specific criteria (see below)**
A current AHA CPR Provider card
Registered with the AHA Instructor Network.
Complete Heartsaver Instructor Essentials Online course. Bring completion certificate to class.

If you have a "Heartsaver" CPR provider card you will be issued a Heartsaver instructor card upon successful completion of all course requirements. At that time, you will only be authorized to teach Heartsaver courses.

Instructor candidates are responsible for acquiring their own instructor manuals. THE MANUALS MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE CLASSROOM SESSION IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AHA CPR INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION CARD.

The required books for a Heartsaver instructor are:

Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1023 ISBN: 978-1-61669-430-2

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1039 ISBN: 978-1-61669-432-6

Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Student Workbook 2015 - Item #: 15-1018 ISBN: 978-1-61669-424-1

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Student Workbook 2015 - Item #: 15-1038 ISBN: 978-1-61669-425-8

Instructor materials are available through these are authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

CPR Instructor Renewal - Heartsaver

Course Monitoring:

Within 6 months following the successful completion of the Instructor course, the instructor candidate must be monitored teaching by Training Center Faculty (The TC may require additional monitoring, if needed).

Course recognition is 2 years from the date of the classroom portion of the course. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

**Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County (i.e., approx. 90% of your classes), you will need to align as an instructor with another AHA training center prior to attending the class. Click here for a list of TCs in Missouri and Illinois. When you come to class, please have your Training Center's address and the name of their TC Coordinator, and bring the completed instructor candidate application form found HERE.

This Heartsaver CPR Instructor Renewal Course is designed to recertify existing Heartsaver Instructors who have met the requirements to continue teaching all "Heartsaver CPR and First Aid" classes (not BLS classes).

Make sure your current instructor card reads, "Heartsaver" Instructor. If it is labeled "BLS" Instructor, this is not the course you need.

Course Prerequisites:

Be accepted into an AHA Training Center**
A current AHA Heartsaver Instructor card*
Verification of teaching at least 4 classes during the previous certification period. This is an AHA requirement!
Registered with the AHA Instructor Network (see instructions here)
- You must bring your Instructor ID # to class. If you have forgotten your number, call 1-800-242-8721. Do not create a new instructor account!

Instructor candidates are responsible for acquiring their own instructor and provider manuals (must be the latest edition, having the new guidelines). THE INSTRUCTOR MANUALS MUST BE BROUGHT TO CLASS IN ORDER FOR YOU TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR RE-CERTIFICATION.

The required books for a Heartsaver instructor are:

Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1023 ISBN: 978-1-61669-430-2

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Instructor Manual 2015 - Item #: 15-1039 ISBN: 978-1-61669-432-6

Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Student Workbook 2015 - Item #: 15-1018 ISBN: 978-1-61669-424-1

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Student Workbook 2015 - Item #: 15-1038 ISBN: 978-1-61669-425-8

Instructor manuals are available from these are authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corp

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350

Escaping Violent Encounters (Defensive Tactics for EMS & Fire)

Successful Completion:

Complete all prerequisites
Attend the instructor renewal course
Demonstrate provider skills
Pass the instructor written examination
Successfully evaluate another instructor candidate

Course recognition is 2 years from the date of the classroom course. The instructor card supersedes the provider card.

**Please note: If you do not plan to teach primarily within St. Charles County (i.e., approx. 90% of your classes), you will need to be aligned as an instructor with a different AHA training center prior to attending the class. When you come to class, please have your Training Center's address and the name of their TC Coordinator.

updated 4/5/2018

According to Bureau of Labor statistics, an assault on a healthcare worker is the leading source of nonfatal injury requiring days off from work in the healthcare and social assistance industry.

Violent assault on the job remains a widely-recognized but little-acknowledged threat to EMS and all healthcare personnel. Many providers admit they've been attacked by an aggressive patient, an angry family member, or an irate bystander. The frequency of these assaults are increasing at an alarming rate! Despite the evidence of this fact, few responders have ever received any formal training in self defense.

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This 2-day course covers the basic skills needed by any responder who may one day face an imminent assault or the need to use of force.

click HERE for a video preview of the class

Upon successful completion of the course, the participant receives an online access code for the DT4EMS website, which contains dozens of skills review videos and many other resources.

Certification is good for 2 years.

For additional information, call Captain David Dalton at 636-344-7667 or email ddalton@sccad.com

www.dt4ems.com.

IMPORTANT:

While physical self defense techniques are an important part of this class, we insist that you not participate in any activity that could cause harm due to a pre-existing injury or other medical condition. You will not be penalized for choosing to opt out of such activities. However, you will still be required to observe while other students practice. This does not mean that a person can arbitrarily choose to opt out of all skills activities; to attend and be eligible for EVE certification, you may only opt out of those which a reasonable person would perceive as a threat of harm, given your pre-existing injury or medical condition. If you have a temporary injury, such as a broken arm or leg, which is expected to heal with time, you must postpone your attendance until such time as your injury has fully healed and a physician gives you his/her approval to participate in the skills activities included in this course.

Waiting List:

EVE classes are often booked to capacity. However, one or two cancellations are not uncommon. So if a class is already "full," return to this page periodically and see if any spots have opened up. You may also contact us and have your name placed on our waiting list; then on the day before the class, we will call you if any seats have become available.

EMS Safety Provider Course

THE TEXTBOOK IS REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE! Students are responsible for purchasing their own book for this course. PLEASE BRING THE BOOK TO CLASS. The book required is: EMS Safety 2nd Edition ISBN 9781284041118.

Suggested Distributor: Jones & Bartlett Learning http://www.jblearning.com/

NAEMT's EMS Safety course aims to promote a culture of EMS safety and help reduce the number and intensity of injuries incurred by EMS practitioners in carrying out their work. The course increases the practitioners' awareness and understanding of EMS safety standards and practices and develops their ability to effectively implement them. EMS Safety is the first national and most comprehensive education program of its kind that teaches techniques on how to best achieve safety on the job.

The curriculum covers crew resource management, emergency vehicle safety, responsibilities in scene operations, patient handling, patient, practitioner and bystander safety, and personal health. It offers an overview of current issues surrounding safety in EMS, presents and discusses case studies, builds risk assessment and decision-making skills and provides an opportunity for participants to relate their own experiences with EMS safety issues.

EMS Safety is for all EMS practitioners, other medical professionals providing pre-hospital care, EMS supervisors and administrators concerned with safety.

(Above was sourced from: www.naemt.org)

Students who take EMS Safety will learn to:

Identify key elements in safe operation of an ambulance
Describe techniques for moving and securing patients
Recognize situations where the EMS practitioner may be at risk of violence, and how such situations may be avoided
Appreciate the importance of maintaining good personal health, and the impact of EMS service on practitioners’ personal health
Address safety elements in a variety of operational situations

NAEMT continuing education courses are accredited by the CECBEMS, and also are recognized for recertification requirements by NREMT.

Friday, December 6, 2019 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (15 seats left)St. Charles County Ambulance District Training Center

Neonatal Resuscitation Provider

The Neonatal Resuscitation Program is an educational program that introduces the concepts and basic skills of neonatal resuscitation.

Students are responsible for acquiring their own textbook. The required textbook is Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation 7th Edition- ISBN 9781610020244.

Textbooks are available through a variety of sources. These are authorized AHA distributors:

Channing Bete Company

Phone: 800-611-6083

Laerdal Medical Corporation

Phone: 888-562-4242

WorldPoint ECC, Inc.

Phone: 888-322-8350