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Obstetrics For EMS

At OB4EMS, we provide specialized obstetric and neonatal education designed specifically for EMS professionals, first responders, paramedics, EMTs, nurses, and healthcare teams. Our goal is to improve maternal and newborn outcomes through evidence-based training, hands-on education, and real-world emergency preparedness for out-of-hospital births and obstetric emergencies.

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With a focus on emergency childbirth, neonatal resuscitation, postpartum care, maternal health, and high-risk OB scenarios, OB4EMS equips providers with the confidence and clinical skills needed to respond effectively in critical situations. We understand that obstetric calls can be some of the most stressful and unpredictable emergencies in prehospital medicine — which is why our courses are built to be practical, accessible, and rooted in current best practices.

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Whether you are seeking continuing education for EMS, advanced obstetric emergency training, neonatal care education, or professional development for first responders, OB4EMS is committed to delivering high-quality instruction that supports both providers and the families they serve.

Our training programs are ideal for:

  • EMTs & Paramedics

  • Firefighters & First Responders

  • Emergency Nurses

  • Labor & Delivery Support Teams

  • Newborn Care Professionals

  • Healthcare Organizations & EMS Agencies​

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At OB4EMS, we believe every provider deserves the knowledge and preparation to confidently care for mothers and newborns during life’s most critical moments.

Our Mission

Improving Prehospital Obstetric Care —

One Crew, One Call, One Baby at a Time.

Our Vision

To reduce maternal and neonatal mortality by educating prehospital providers in routine and advanced obstetric care.

(O'Malley, 2022)

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"As an EMT for over 48 years, you gave me so much more information about assessing OB Patients.

As an Instructor, you gave me information to pass on to my students when I give my OB lectures."-

 -Jerome R. EMT-B 

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