Nurse-led learning

Training courses built for competent, capable care.

Choose a course that helps you respond with confidence at home, at work, and in your community.

Course 01

AHA BLS/Heartsaver CPR/ First Aid

Nurse-led BLS training in Maryland with hands-on CPR, AED, and First Aid certification preparation for healthcare providers, caregivers, families, and community members.

Duration

One-day training

Before class

Come ready to participate in skills practice; course-specific materials are shared with your reservation.

Learning objectives

Recognize life-threatening emergencies
Deliver high-quality CPR and use an AED safely
Respond to common first-aid needs with calm, clear next steps

Curriculum outline

01Early recognition, scene safety, and calling for help
02Adult, child, and infant CPR skills practice
03AED use, choking response, and first-aid decision-making

Prerequisites

No previous training is required for community learners. Healthcare learners should confirm employer-specific credential requirements before reserving.

Credential information

AHA-aligned BLS/Heartsaver CPR and First Aid instruction is provided where applicable. Confirm the course option required by your employer or program before booking.

What you'll take away

Recognize life-threatening emergencies
Practice high-quality CPR and AED response
Build confidence responding to common first-aid needs

Caregiver questions

I care for an older adult at home. Is this course useful?

Yes. The practical response framework is designed to help caregivers recognize emergencies, call for help, and begin appropriate care while help is on the way.

Will this help with workplace credential requirements?

Many employers request AHA-aligned training. Bring your employer's requirements to enrollment so the right class option can be confirmed.

Course 02

Certified Medication Technician

Focused medication-administration training for learners preparing to support safe, informed care. Certification through Maryland Board of Nursing.

Duration

Multi-session training

Before class

Enrollment readiness and required materials are reviewed before class so learners can arrive prepared.

Learning objectives

Build safe medication-administration habits
Strengthen observation, documentation, and reporting skills
Apply clear decision-making to routine care scenarios

Curriculum outline

01Medication safety principles and the medication-administration process
02Documentation, observation, and communication with the care team
03Guided practice with real-world care scenarios

Prerequisites

Enrollment readiness and any required materials are reviewed before class. Confirm your eligibility and workplace requirements before reserving.

Credential information

This training is presented as certification through the Maryland Board of Nursing. Verify current MBON and employer requirements before enrollment.

What you'll take away

Strengthen safe medication-administration practices
Understand documentation and observation essentials
Apply nurse-led instruction to practical care scenarios

Caregiver questions

I am a caregiver moving into a medication-support role. Is this a good next step?

The program is designed for learners preparing to support safe, informed medication care. Eligibility should be confirmed before enrollment.

What credential benefit does this offer?

The curriculum supports Medication Technician certification through the Maryland Board of Nursing, subject to current requirements and eligibility.

Course 03

Stop the Bleed

Practical bleeding-control training that prepares everyday responders to act in the critical first minutes. Certification through Stop the Bleed.

Duration

Short skills workshop

Before class

No previous medical experience is needed; this course is designed for community responders. Ask how to become an instructor. Online content: 30 min with Quiz.

Learning objectives

Identify life-threatening bleeding
Use pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet skills
Act safely and purposefully until emergency help arrives

Curriculum outline

01How to recognize life-threatening bleeding and activate emergency response
02Hands-on pressure, packing, and tourniquet practice
03Safe decision-making for home, workplace, and community scenarios

Prerequisites

No previous medical experience is needed. Complete the required 30-minute online content and quiz when directed before the in-person workshop.

Credential information

Participants receive Stop the Bleed certification where applicable. This is community-focused instruction; confirm any specific workplace credential needs before booking.

What you'll take away

Identify life-threatening bleeding
Practice pressure, packing, and tourniquet skills
Know how to act safely until help arrives

Caregiver questions

Could this help if a family member has a serious accident at home?

Yes. The workshop focuses on the immediate, practical actions a bystander can take while emergency help is on the way.

Does the course offer a credential benefit?

Participants can receive Stop the Bleed certification where applicable. Ask before enrolling if your workplace needs a specific credential.

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