American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI) is a leading provider of Emergency Care Training Programs for entrepreneurial Instructors and training centers, with a customer base of roughly 35,000 professional educators and more than 5,500 Training Centers around the world. ASHI Instructors come from a variety of backgrounds, but many consider emergency care training a full-time profession. Some are former emergency medical technicians (EMTs), firefighters, or professional responders, while others are ordinary citizens who strongly believe in the community benefits of good CPR and first aid education.

ASHI Training Centers represent a variety of organizations including: local emergency medical service, fire/rescue and law enforcement agencies, hospitals, Universities, community colleges, municipal, state and federal governments as well as public and private corporations and training companies.

A Flexible Training Program

Using a flexible toolbox curriculum that's easy to customize, Instructors can modify the training to best fit the Instructor's teaching style and the student's learning needs. ASHI Instructors, in general, represent a multitude of training methods and philosophies, with many referring to their own emergency care experience when training students. As a result, many prefer the flexible ASHI curriculum, with multiple training tools and products that are adaptable to different styles of teaching.

Our Training Philosophy

ASHI offers Instructors flexibility not only with the toolbox approach but in the delivery method for the training they offer. From the traditional classroom setting to the advancement of blended learning and digital texts, Instructors truly have access to a variety of tools and mechanisms of delivery to tailor their class to meet the needs of their students. 

Meeting Regulatory Requirements