A higher standard in EMS and healthcare education.
Providing quality education, a dynamic learning experience, and small class sizes to focus on YOU the student. An Accredited Training Institute by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Office of Emergency Medical Services, NAEMT Authorized Training Center, and provider of American Heart Association courses with same day certification.
06/14/2026
10 years ago it started with a quick business plan, some CPR manikins, AED trainers, and first aid supplies.
Continuing to give back to the community where it all started.
Thank you for your support!
06/04/2026
One of our former Boston College students was just published in Science Direct with a study they conducted! Way to go, Alex Shalk!
05/06/2026
Our thoughts and prayers are with our brothers and sisters at the Massachusetts State Police, the Trooper and their family, and those who responded.
05/02/2026
Hearty congratulations to BSEMSE EMT Class 58 at Boston College for their 100 % pass rate at today's state practical exam! Job well done.
05/02/2026
Many of you know Ron Eddy. A longtime colleague, friend, and mentor to many of us. Ron suffered a sudden cardiac arrest at his home after completing a shift. His life was saved because of the actions of his wife, Westfield Police, Westfield Fire, and Baystate Health.
From the Westfield Fire Department page:
Ron’s story is a powerful reminder that every second counts. His survival and successful recovery are a direct result of a perfect "Chain of Survival" in action:
Immediate Action: His wife, Nancy Morrissey, jumped into action and performed high-quality CPR until help arrived.
Pre-arrival instructions: The Westfield Regional Dispatch Center provided CPR instructions until definitive care arrived.
Rapid Defibrillation: The Westfield Police Department arrived on the scene quickly to provide a life-saving shock with an AED.
Advanced Care: The Westfield Fire Department provided Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) to stabilize Ron and get him the care he needed.
You can be the difference, too. Knowing how to perform CPR can save the life of a loved one, a neighbor, or a friend. We encourage everyone to get certified.
To see Ron's incredible story, click here:
Ron Eddy’s story: Paramedic’s survival highlights importance of CPR training Ron Eddie, a paramedic from Westfield, survived a cardiac arrest in March thanks to the immediate actions of his wife, Nancy Morrissey, and the swift response of emergency services.
05/02/2026
If you are interested in any of our upcoming summer EMT classes, they are currently full and waitlisted at this time. If spots become available, we will reach out as soon as they open to those on the waitlists.
Registration for our Fall 2026 EMT classes will be opening up soon. Stay tuned!