National Association of Ems Educators

After celebrating our 17th year anniversary at “Rescue Training Institute, Inc.”, our team decided it was time to implement new initiatives. There is a need to put a more realistic feeling into how we serve people, not only in New York, but throughout the country and around the world. Over the past few years, you may have seen “check ins” from our staff at various locations whether in then Dominican Republic to California the demand for our services has seen a tremendous rise. It is important to us that as we grow, we stay committed to delivering high quality education to our Prehospital care providers and citizen responders. As we close out our EMS conference season, here at EMS Expo 2018 in Nashville, there is no better time than to officially announce that Rescue Training Institute will now be known as “Rescue Training International”.

New name, new logo, same passion to serve all of you!

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Did you know that "card courses" can be applied toward your recertification? Some examples of card courses you can apply are CPR, ACLS, PALS, PEPP, AMLS and many more. Follow the link for a handy reference chart to help you apply these courses to your application.

The complete chart can be found here: https://zurl.co/pVED

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