- Emergency Medical Technician
- Paramedic
- Continuing Education
- Advanced EMT
- Emergency Medical Responder
- CPR & AED
- First Aid
- Fisdap
- International Editions
- Firefighter
- Fire Officer
- Hazardous Materials
- Fire Science (FESHE)
- Apparatus Driver/Operator
- Fire Inspector
- Fire Instructor
- Fire Investigator
- Technical Rescue
- International Editions
- Support Personnel
- Airway & Ventilation
- Cardiovascular
- EMS Operations
- Fire & Rescue
- Medical
- OSHA & Human Resources
- Pharmacology
- Preparatory
- Public Health
- Refresher Courses
- Shock & Resuscitation
- Special Patient Populations
- Trauma
- ECSI
- Fisdap
- Latin American Resources
- Accessibility
- Navigate
RESOURCE CENTER
Resources for Educators
& Professionals
Popular Resources
-
Get Quick Access to Navigate Support Videos and Documents
Need help accessing Navigate or using any particular tools and resources? Use this page to quickly find links to dozens of training videos and documents. -
EMS Fatigue is a Serious Problem. Better Education Can Solve It.
Battling fatigue is a serious issue with EMS workers. There is some evidence now suggesting that good education can reduce fatigue-related incidents. -
Training For Resilience: How Instructors Are Approaching First Responder Mental Health
First responders often experience mental health issues at higher rates than the general public. Learn approaches to help students in your cohort prepare in advance and seek help when they need it.
Browse Our Helpful Resources
FILTER BY RESOURCE
FILTER BY INTEREST
FILTER BY CATEGORY
-
Speaker Lineup at the 2026 EMS World Expo
The EMS World Expo will be held from September 28-October 2, 2026. Public Safety Group is proud to have several affiliated speakers at this year’s event. -
Get Quick Access to Navigate Support Videos and Documents
Need help accessing Navigate or using any particular tools and resources? Use this page to quickly find links to dozens of training videos and documents. -
Why Compassion Fatigue Belongs in EMS Training
EMS clinicians are trained to handle trauma in the field, but repeated exposure to others’ suffering is often overlooked. Discover how adding compassion fatigue to training can better prepare first responders to sustain their well-being over time. -
How EMS Providers Can Build Long-Term Resiliency
EMS work takes a physical and mental toll, leading to burnout, injury, and early career exits. We break down what resiliency really looks like, and practical ways providers can build habits that make long careers possible. -
“Improving Outcomes, Together”: EMS Week 2026 Resources for Instructors
In honor of EMS Week 2026, Public Safety Group celebrates instructors and those who work hard to ensure the next cohort of EMS providers in the field are prepared. -
Celebrating EMS Week 2026
This year's EMS Week theme is, "Improving Outcomes, Together." Learn about the history of EMS Week and the significance of each day. -
How the EMS Corps Model Can Change the Way We Recruit and Train Clinicians
Traditional EMS recruiting methods aren’t bringing in enough new clinicians, leaving gaps in the workforce. We look at how EMS Corps is approaching recruitment and training differently, and what parts of that model your program can use. -
Maximize Success! Leveraging the EMT Flipped Classroom Model - Now with Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured
This is a recording of the Navigate courseware webinar from April 30th, 2026 on Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Thirteenth Edition, led by Dave Page, MS, NRP. For more information on this title, please visit go.psglearning.com/emt13e. -
What Can Be Done To Improve EMS Recruitment?
Across the country, EMS agencies are struggling to recruit and retain qualified professionals. We take a closer look at these challenges, and what agencies can do to strengthen their workforce. -
The EMS and Fire Role in Supporting Victims of Human Trafficking
Human trafficking often hides in plain sight on everyday EMS calls. We take a look at some common red flags and what responders should (and shouldn't) do when they suspect trafficking.