Become an American Heart Association BLS CPR Instructor at BVAC Rescue Response Training Center in Bayside, Queens, NY. This instructor course is designed for healthcare professionals and experienced rescuers who want to teach BLS, CPR, and AED skills using AHA course materials and methods. Ideal for current providers looking to expand their teaching role, this course covers instructor responsibilities, course delivery, skills evaluation, student feedback, and professional classroom instruction.

The USEPA Lead Inspector Initial is a comprehensive 3-day (24-hour) training equipping students with skills to conduct Lead-based Paint Inspections and Surveys. Covering work practices, testing methods, XRF analyzers, sampling, reporting, and hands-on workshops, it grants an Interim Course Completion Certificate. This enables work as a Lead Inspector while completing the EPA Application for a full 3-year license.

Take the NAEMT Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course at BVAC Rescue Response Training Center in Bayside, Queens, NY. This hands-on trauma course is designed for EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, nurses, rescue personnel, law enforcement responders, and other prehospital providers who want to strengthen trauma assessment, critical thinking, hemorrhage control, airway management, shock recognition, and patient care decision-making in the field.

The American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course provides healthcare professionals with the skills to recognize and manage serious cardiovascular emergencies, including cardiac arrest, stroke, and acute heart rhythm problems. Through hands-on practice and team-based scenarios, participants learn advanced airway management, ECG interpretation, and medication interventions to improve patient outcomes during critical events.

Boost your ability to respond to emergencies with our Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course. This training is perfect for first responders, EMS workers, and law enforcement officers. Approved by NAEMT, the course teaches essential life-saving skills, like stopping bleeding, treating wounds, and assessing injuries quickly. You'll practice these skills in realistic scenarios and earn your TECC certification to handle critical emergencies in high-risk situations confidently.