Trained under pressure. Ready to teach it.
Navy Medical brings thirty-plus years of hands-on medical field experience to every course. American Heart Association BLS and Heart Saver training, taught the way it was learned: precise, current, and built to hold up when it counts.
Three decades in medicine. A Navy standard for how it's taught.
Phil built his foundation in the Navy medical field before spending the following decades on the front lines of patient care. Today he trains individuals, first responders, and workplace teams as an American Heart Association BLS and Heart Saver instructor.
He's now extending that standard further, taking on Instructor-level certification for both BLS and Heart Saver — training the next wave of instructors, not just providers.
- Field Experience30+ Years
- BLS Provider & InstructorQualified
- Heart Saver Provider & InstructorQualified
- BackgroundU.S. Navy, Retired
Provider courses. Then instructor courses.
Every course follows current AHA guidelines. Where it's useful, sessions also fold in practical lessons from Tactical Combat Casualty Care — tourniquet application, wound packing, and bloodborne pathogen safety.
Textbook knowledge isn't enough.
When a crisis hits, you need muscle memory, composure, and field-tested leadership. Training is built around the hazards your people actually face — not a generic checklist.
Workplace & OSHA Compliance
05 SectorsAny workplace without a hospital, clinic, or infirmary in near proximity must have employees trained to render first aid. In high-hazard environments, CPR/AED and First Aid training aren't optional — they're mandatory.
Construction
High exposure to severe trauma, falls, and heavy machinery accidents. Crews need a capable first aid team and Stop the Bleed training on site.
Manufacturing & Warehouse
Assembly lines, distribution centers, and forklift operations fall under strict regulation and require designated first aid responders.
Electrical & Utilities
Linemen and electricians face arc flash and electrical shock. High-performance CPR and AED readiness is a legal priority.
OSHA 1910.269Logging & Forestry
Crews work deep in remote wilderness, far from fast medical help. Comprehensive first aid and remote trauma training is mandated for every site supervisor.
Maritime & Offshore
Shipboard and rig work means isolated environments and prolonged casualty care — the exact conditions this training came from.
Community & Specialty Groups
07 GroupsWe bring the classroom.
You pick the room.
No need to send your people across town or shut down for the day. Training runs at your location, on your schedule, with all equipment and manikins brought on site.
Training built on discipline, not just a checklist.
Field-tested instruction
Thirty-plus years of real medical field experience, not just a certification card.
Current AHA standards
Every course follows the latest American Heart Association guidelines and materials.
A clear path up
Start as a Provider, and train toward becoming an Instructor with the same team.
Ready to get certified?
Pick a course and find a time that works. Booking takes less than a minute.
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Questions about a course, group training, or getting your workplace certified? Send a message and Navy Medical will get back to you.