CRITICAL CARE SIMULATOR
The aircraft.
The truck.
The patient who cannot wait.
High-fidelity physiology for flight paramedics and critical care nurses. A Zoll-style X Series cockpit, a Hamilton T1 ventilation bay, living skin, and scenarios written to AHA 2025, SSC 2026, and CAMTS 12th edition.
Crew X monitor
Four-trace transport monitor: ECG, SpO2, ETCO2, ART. Charge, shock, sync, pace, 12-lead with real STEMI morphology.
T1 cockpit
ASV, CMV+, PCV+, Dynamic Lung, auto-PEEP, driving pressure. The vent the aircraft actually carries.
Living patient
Skin goes ashen, mottled, cyanotic. Pupils blow. The waveform ETCO2 tells you if the tube is in.
BUILT FOR THE CERTIFIED CREW
FP-C · CCP-C · CFRN · CTRN · CCRN
Scenario bay
Rotor, ground CCT, and interfacility. Tap one and the clock starts.
Inferior STEMI, RV infarct
Rotor-wing scene — diaphoretic truck driver
Septic shock, nursing facility
Critical care ground — pneumonia, lactate 6.4
Motorcycle vs. pickup
Rotor scene — shock, absent left breath sounds
Status asthmaticus
Ground then aircraft — silent chest
Herniating TBI
Rotor — blown pupil after a loft fall
Missed dialysis
Ground CCT — sine wave then arrest
AHA 2025
IV before IO, epi after failed shocks, MAP ≥65 post-ROSC.
SSC 2026
Antibiotics in the first hour of shock. Norepi first-line.
Hamilton T1
ASV, lung-protective and obstructive cards.
Altitude
Unpressurized cabins cut PiO2. The ARDS case will prove it.