Skills test policies (CPR, life support courses)

What is the process to become a CPR, BLS, or ACLS instructor?

Instructors who hold current AHA instructor qualifications for a course are eligible to teach the matching PMT course. See instructor training and partnership.

How do you sell the course to become an instructor?

We train an in-house instructor only when 20 or more people at that organization will take our PMT provider courses. If you have 19 or fewer, we will not train your instructor.

That path still includes an AHA instructor course at an authorized training center. We do not teach that course ourselves. There is no public instructor-course price list. We quote after we see volume. A Zoom instructor seat has been $300 per person.

Already an AHA instructor with your own students? You bring the students. We do not hire you or assign you ours.

Do you have an agreement with any center, or do you create a center, and how is this process done?

For in-person training we work with instructors across North America. We do not have a trainer standing by in every ZIP code. Contact us after you complete the online portion, with your location and headcount, and we will see whether we have a partner or we will decline.

How will we carry out the process of customizing of the courses, we want to add videos and new visual material, we send them to you and you upload them or you will generate a new hosting for LATAM?

We welcome all feedback for improvement to the courses. Please send your advice to us by email and we will work with our publishing and medical teams to get it online.

If in the future you want to add AI and virtual reality, would your platform support it?

Yes. The scope of AI will be very limited for our life support courses to only search our existing published information. This is because safety and correctness are most important for these courses.