George Scott, a 16-year veteran of the Fire and EMS system in New Brunswick is 1 of 4 Critical Care Paramedics, an Officer in a local fire department, as well as a Confined Space Rescue and High-Angle Rescue Technician. George has been teaching for most of his paramedic career. Using his combined experience George adapts course material easily to accommodate each audience and to learn person’s unique learning style. He is a certified Canadian Red Cross Instructor, an Experienced Instructor for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick, as well as the Course Coordinator and Lead Instructor for the International Trauma Life Support training center located in New Brunswick. 

George provides high-quality training using modern equipment and techniques to ensure learners develop muscle memory through scenario simulation during courses to ensure that learners are ready to respond to emergencies no matter the situation presented to them. His passion for life-long learning and education come through in every course he teaches. 

Before immigrating to Canada, Dr. James French worked as an EMS physician with Paramedics in the UK. Now, Dr. French works as an Emergency Physician, Researcher, and Medical Director working directly with paramedics, at New Brunswick’s regional trauma hospital.

Recognizing a need for change, George and James developed courses to ensure maximum knowledge retention ensuring safe, well-managed on-scene treatment. These quality courses and training programs are delivered by experienced healthcare professionals who excel in their fields using up-to-date course material, equipment, and scenario-based simulation resulting in best possible outcomes. Emergencies can happen at any time, anywhere and being prepared and knowing how to act is the number one goal of every course delivered regardless of the student level.