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EMT National Training Instructors, Staff and Consultants have over 40 years of EMS experience, knowledge and training for you to rely on.

*Ryan* Paramedic/Firefighter Certified EMT-B and EMT-I Instructor	*Adam* EMT-I85, EMT-Advanced/Firefighter Certified EMT-B and EMT-I Instructor	*Travis* EMT-I85, EMT-Advanced Certified EMT Course Coordinator, Training Officer	*Terry* EMT-I85, EMT-Advanced/Firefighter Certified EMT-B Instructor, Team Leader for Search and Rescue	*Julie* EMT-B Certified CPR Instructor	*Scott* EMT-I85, EMT-Advanced, Site Consultant/Critic
Ryan has been an EMT and Paramedic for 9 years. His teaching credentials include certification for all levels of EMS, PHTLS, CPR and first aid. Additionally he leads or assists in EMT instruction within five different EMS jurisdictions and colleges.	Adam is a Firefighter/EMT-I for a busy fire and EMS system in the great northwest. Along with being an EMT instructor he has been involved in precepting new EMT's and perfecting their skills. Adam has been an EMT for 6 years and an EMT instructor for 3 years.	Travis is a volunteer EMT-I, Board Member and Training Officer for a private rural agency. He has been a volunteer EMT for 5 years and is involved in many aspects of EMS from extrication to mountain rescue. These experiences lead to the creation of this website.	Terry has been a volunteer EMT for 6 years in a remote resort community. He has participated and lead various back country rescues in all kinds of weather conditions and terrains. Terry is a Certified Ropes Rescue Technician and also a member of the Extrication Team.	Julie has been a volunteer EMT-B for 11 years. Her agency covers over 1200 square miles of rugged mountain terrain and small isolated communities. Average transport time by ambulance is 1.5 hours to a hospital...or 1.75 hours if you want one with a doctor on staff...	Scott has been a volunteer EMT for 5 years. He likes to specialize in injuries that are caused by recreational machines and equipment. He considers himself an expert on boat propeller lacerations and injuries caused by snowmobile collisions.