A complete library for all of your first responder training needs

PenEud’s series of First Responder Training courses include all topics recommended by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Standard Curriculum.  This course library is a valuable addition to a first responder training program. The First Responder Training series consists of 36 Online courses that include:

• Introduction to Emergency Management Systems (EMS)
• Well-Being of the First Responder
• Legal and Ethical Issues
• Patient Assessment, Lifting or Moving Patients
• Muscles & Bone – Head & Spine Injuries
• Bandaging and Splinting
• Bleeding, Soft Tissue Injuries & Burns
• CPR and Basic First Aid
• Emergency Childbirth, and more.

These courses are eligible for CE hours under Texas Department of State Health Services On-going Program No. 600196.

PenEdu’s First Responder Training is intended for: Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Emergency Medical Technicians, Hospital Workers, Social Workers, and other First Responders.  Our Online Courses are delivered via a state-of-the-art Learning Management System (LMS) or on a Pay-For-View basis through our eStore.  This allows Users to customize curricula that are critical for their work requirements.  Additionally, Each PenEdu Online course has been reviewed by experts in the industry to ensure content accuracy and relevance.

Learning Management System (LMS) Setup

LMS setup is required, but it is always FREE!  There is NO obligation & NO contract required.  PenEdu provides all LMS set up requirements.   Setup is required only once, then you will simply login, by clicking the link below.   Setup builds each User a Dashboard (also known s the HOME page).

The Dashboard is where purchased Online course views, Checklist, and Certificates of Completions reside, and courses are launched and taken.  The Dashboard also stores the User’s downloadable training records and other downloadable documents like Checklists.   User login scripts are created during setup by PenEdu.  After setup users can return to the site using your e-mail and password.