Our American Heart Association training options help prepare healthcare providers, first responders, workplace teams, and community members to respond to cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, pediatric emergencies, and other life-threatening medical situations. Courses may include CPR, AED use, Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support.

MIBP provides tactical and trauma-focused training for responders who may operate in high-risk, austere, or rapidly changing environments. These courses support the development of critical skills related to hemorrhage control, casualty assessment, tactical medical response, patient movement, mass casualty care, and coordination during complex incidents.

Training programs can be customized for businesses, agencies, schools, security teams, healthcare organizations, houses of worship, and operational groups. Course content, schedule, delivery format, and skill focus can be adapted to meet the needs of the organization and the risks their personnel may face.

Many MIBP training programs provide recognized certifications through respected training organizations such as NAEMT, the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross, and the National Safety Council. Participants receive instruction from experienced professionals with backgrounds in emergency medical services, tactical operations, public safety, rescue, and high-pressure response environments.