This 250 hour program is designed for providers involved in rural/critical access hospitals, emergency medical transport, remote site care, or site-specific care of critically ill patients. Upon completion of the program, the participant will be prepared to stabilize and facilitate safe and efficacious transport of the critically ill or injured patient by air or ground. Students are provided with a challenging comprehensive education with didactic, laboratory, and simulation components. The program includes didactic, practical lab, and simulation at our campus. The program of learning includes multiple vital topics for today’s healthcare environment, including: advanced airway management, basic ventilator management, current international science guideline updates, advanced 12 Lead ECG interpretation, quantitative waveform capnography interpretation, bedside ultrasound assessments, vascular access, advanced cardiac care, advanced stroke care, orientation to conscious sedation procedures, and adult/adolescent/pediatric consideration in critical care. After completion of the program, the participants may wish to pursue GEMR, IBSC, and/or BCEN CTRN certification as a critical care transport or remote care professional.