Staying certified is the floor — not the ceiling. Our continuing education and EKG review programs are designed for clinicians who want to sharpen their clinical edge, understand rhythm interpretation at a deeper level, and carry that knowledge confidently into every patient encounter.
We're finalizing California EMSA CE-provider approval under Title 22, Division 9, Chapter 11, with CAPCE accreditation planned to follow. Browse the full catalog below — enrollment opens the moment we're cleared. Join the launch list and you'll be the first to know, with founding pricing locked in.
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California requires all EMS providers to complete approved continuing education every two years to maintain certification. 50% of hours must be instructor-based — Caliber delivers these live, instructor-based sessions. All courses issue same-day CE completion certificates for your renewal records.
Complete Packages
Bundle your full 2-year CE cycle into one booking. Every package satisfies all LA County LEMSA requirements with same-day certificates. Best rates in SoCal — guaranteed.
Individual CE Courses
Book individual CE topics to fill specific gaps or complete partial hours. All courses are instructor-based and built to LEMSA / CAPCE CE standards (accreditation pending). Flat $25–$55 per course — priced per hour of instruction.
Scene management, systematic trauma assessment, spinal motion restriction, hemorrhage control, and transport decisions. Aligned with current LEMSA trauma protocols.
BVM technique, airway positioning, suction, oxygen delivery, and recognition of airway failure. Essential EMT skill refresher with hands-on practice.
Altered mental status, diabetic emergencies, stroke recognition, anaphylaxis, and respiratory emergencies. Current LEMSA treatment protocols reviewed.
California state-mandated CE for all EMTs. Naloxone administration for opioid OD, epinephrine auto-injector, and glucometer competency verification.
Pediatric assessment triangle, respiratory distress, fever, seizures, and pediatric trauma. LEMSA-required topic with hands-on manikin practice for pediatric CPR.
AED operation, CPR quality, team resuscitation, cardiac arrest management at the EMT level. Pairs naturally with BLS renewal.
Types of shock, hemorrhagic emergencies, tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure dressing. High-demand clinical topic for all EMT levels.
Psychomotor competency verification required for LEMSA EMT renewal. Patient assessment, airway, CPR, and trauma skills stations. EMSA-SCV form completed and signed.
RSI indications, surgical airway, supraglottic devices, waveform capnography, and post-intubation management. Current LEMSA ALS airway protocols reviewed.
ACLS drug protocols, adenosine, amiodarone, vasopressors, antiarrhythmics, and current LA County medication formulary update for paramedics.
STEMI recognition, Wellens syndrome, de Winter T-waves, posterior MI, LBBB (Sgarbossa), and LA County cath lab activation protocol. Pairs with 12-Lead ECG course.
Pediatric assessment triangle, respiratory failure patterns, fluid resuscitation, pediatric cardiac arrest, and PALS algorithm review. LEMSA required topic.
Current evidence in hemorrhage control, TBI management, permissive hypotension, damage control resuscitation, and LA County trauma triage criteria.
Opioid, stimulant, and poly-substance OD management. Naloxone dosing, fentanyl exposure, excited delirium, and LA County opioid emergency protocols.
Psychosis, suicidal ideation, excited delirium, restraint complications, and mental health holds (5150) in LA County. De-escalation techniques and safety.
Normal and complicated delivery, eclampsia, shoulder dystocia, umbilical cord prolapse, neonatal resuscitation at the ALS level. LEMSA required topic.
START triage, ICS roles in MCI, CBRN hazard recognition, decon concepts, and LA County disaster protocols. Required for LA County EMS disaster preparedness compliance.
Scope of practice, negligence and abandonment, documentation standards, HIPAA, refusal of care, and California Title 22 update. State-required competency.
Post-cardiac arrest care, resuscitation algorithm updates, team dynamics, and case-based review. Satisfies CE requirement for all levels — counts toward paramedic 48-hr cycle.
Time-critical stroke recognition, NIHSS, Cincinnati scale, tPA criteria, LA County stroke center activation protocol. CE credit for all provider levels.
Hands-on skills refresh: IV access, patient assessment, 12-lead placement, airway, and medication administration review. Structured for approaching NREMT recertification.
Online Modules
Complete up to 50% of your LEMSA CE hours through our online modules — anytime, anywhere. Each module is built to CAPCE F3 distributive-education standards (accreditation planned). Combine with instructor-based courses to complete your full cycle.
BVM technique, airway adjuncts, oxygen therapy, and recognition of airway failure. Self-paced with competency quiz.
Evidence-based CPR, post-arrest care, team dynamics, and current AHA guidelines. Case-based learning format.
Stroke scales, symptom recognition, LA County stroke protocol, and field decision-making. LEMSA required topic.
California state-required module. Opioid crisis context, fentanyl awareness, naloxone dosing, and multi-dose protocols for LA County providers.
Pediatric triangle, weight estimation, dosing, respiratory distress, and pediatric cardiac arrest. 10% pediatric requirement satisfied.
California Title 22, scope of practice, documentation, HIPAA, refusal of care, and negligence. State-required competency for all levels.
START triage, tourniquet application, wound packing, and LA County trauma destination criteria. Scenario-based learning.
Mental health 5150 holds, excited delirium, de-escalation tactics, and safety considerations. High-priority LA County topic.
All 8 online modules (16 CE hours). Satisfies the full 50% distributive requirement for EMT renewal or half of paramedic cycle. Certificates for each module emailed within 24 hrs.
Book a CE course, enroll in EKG review, or contact Zeke directly about group and onsite training for your team or department. Same-day confirmation. Small class sizes. Real clinical depth.
Select the courses you need. The calculator tracks your total CE hours, live instructor hours, cost, and progress toward your 48-hour requirement in real time.
Every course is built to California Title 22 standards. State CE-provider approval is in progress; CAPCE accreditation is planned. Live courses satisfy the 50% instructor-based requirement.
Live, paramedic-taught CE at a fraction of the market rate — without sacrificing clinical depth or compliance — built to CAPCE standards, accreditation planned.
| Provider | Course | Hours | Price | Per CE Hr | Live? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UCLA Prehospital Care | ECG & Pharmacology | 16 hrs | $195 | $12.19/hr | Live |
| CE Solutions (ems-ce.com) | CA Epi/Naloxone/Glucometer | 1 hr | $35 | $35/hr | ❌ Online only |
| Vector Solutions | Capnography (online) | 1 hr | ~$40 | ~$40/hr | ❌ Online only |
| Caliber Medical Training | 12-Lead ECG Interpretation | 4 hrs | $75 | $18.75/hr | Live · Instructor |
| Caliber Medical Training | CA Mandatory Epi/Naloxone | 1 hr | $25 | $25/hr | Online |
| Caliber Medical Training | Online CE (any course) | 1–2 hrs | $20–35 | $17.50–20/hr | Online |