Sponsored by Verathon, this CAPCE-accredited workshop is led by Dr. Rom Rahimian, MD, MPH, FAAEM. Participants will explore the shift from direct to video laryngoscopy in EMS, identify scenarios where VL optimizes difficult airways, and practice simulated difficult airway management alongside EMS faculty and respiratory therapists. The session earns 1.0 Advanced CEH, with breakfast included and space limited — pre-registration through the EMS World website required.

PAC is coming to the University of Pennsylvania, with Verathon on board as a supporting partner. The Penn Airway Course brings the PAC Learn. Practice. Perform. model to Philadelphia for a one-day, cross-specialty airway experience built around deliberate practice, expert coaching, hands-on learning stations, and cadaveric training. Only 50 public-registration seats are available. 

In partnership with Verathon, the Difficult Airway Society (DAS) is offering a one-day face-to-face workshop covering hot topics in airway management. The AM sessions include talks from experts on learning from airway disasters, decision making in e FONA, new e FONA kit, human factors in airway management, advances in shared airway management, 2025 DAS guidelines, and DAS educational package. 

Sponsored by Verathon, this hands-on workshop delivers a comprehensive overview of lung isolation and difficult airway management in adult and pediatric patients for anesthesiology residents, fellows, and student nurse anesthetists. Participants rotate through expert-led skill stations covering one lung ventilation, adult difficult airways, and pediatric difficult airways, with an emphasis on real-world scenarios and practical airway strategies. Skills developed include hyperangle video laryngoscopy, flexible bronchoscopy, double lumen tube placement, awake intubation, and advanced rescue techniques.

Sponsored by Verathon, this hands-on workshop delivers a comprehensive overview of lung isolation and difficult airway management in adult and pediatric patients for early career anesthesiologists and certified registered nurse anesthetists. Participants rotate through expert-led skill stations covering one lung ventilation, adult difficult airways, and pediatric difficult airways, with an emphasis on real-world scenarios and practical airway strategies. Skills developed include hyperangle video laryngoscopy, flexible bronchoscopy, double lumen tube placement, awake intubation, and advanced rescue techniques.

This 4.5-hour course is geared towards practicing otolaryngologists to prepare them for low frequency, high-stakes emergency situations that they may not encounter often in their daily routine. With Verathon on board as a supporting partner, attendees participate in a rotation of six simulated otolaryngology emergencies with a cohort of six peer attendees.