Pediatric Critical Care training is an essential component of emergency medical services. It equips paramedics and nurses with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide specialized care to critically ill or injured. Through this course, paramedics and nurses learn how to assess and manage pediatric patients in a high-stress environment, ensuring the best possible outcomes for their young patients.

This course includes 40+ hours of instruction. The course meets and exceeds the Florida State 64J-1.005 requirements for air medical education and is based on the DOT National Standard Curriculum and Guidelines for Air Medical Crew Course Education. Aircraft & LZ safety, preventing pilot & crew error, flight physiology, crew requirements, communications, survival, and fitness are some of the topics covered. Other topics covered are: pediatric and neonatal patient assessment and management of medical emergencies, respiratory, cardiac, neurological, orthopedic, trauma, and shock. This course is geared towards  physicians, nurses. and paramedics who strive to achieve a higher level of education. and medical expertise in order to enhance their capabilities to function safely and effectively in the air medical environment. This class is a good indoctrination for those wishing to enter into the flight critical care world. The Air Medical Crew Course is approved by the Florida Bureau of EMS for Continuing Education credits (CEU's).