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Recognize emergencies.
Initiate care.

SAVE A LIFE.

In the United States, less than 50% of individuals who go into cardiac arrest in public are given CPR before the ambulance arrives. We are here to change that.

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WHO WE ARE
OUR MISSION

Anyone can learn CPR
We can help

We enable bystanders with the confidence to recognize emergencies and initiate care, encouraging the delivery of skillful, evidence-based care by providers, and constructing community paramedicine initiatives to improve the prehospital landscape.

Walk-by events can teach CPR in as little as 10 minutes
We bring this knowledge to all bystanders free-of-charge
We train at a variety of locations
We collect data from every training to analyze the increase in confidence levels

Aditya Jain

– Co-Founder / Co-Chairman

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Our VISION

SAVING LIVES MADE SIMPLE

Bystander Trainings:

We strive to provide first-aid education for bystanders on topics such as hands-only CPR, stroke recognition, bleeding control, naloxone administration, and more. We have held trainings at a wide range of locations, including parks, fairs, churches, schools, and workplaces. We seek to create bubbles of trainers and educated bystanders across the nation, who are dedicated to making a difference in their community.

Community Paramedicine Initiatives:

We strive to recognize disparities in communities and implement preventative or supportive measures. Our BCON Kit initiative seeks to provide BCON equipment and training to organizations. We have also held virtual trainings to increase accessibility to live, guided CPR trainings. We aim to improve the availability of first-aid educational resources availability in public areas, crossing language and cultural barriers.

Evidence-Based Emergency Medicine:

We strive to disseminate evidence-based clinical recommendations regarding pre-hospital care through social media, educational videos, newsletters. Journal clubs held by university chapters allow for discussion and analysis of literature within emergency medicine and related fields. We seek to encourage individuals to integrate evidence-based practices from research studies into the decision-making process.

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University Chapters & Training Affiliates

We strive to make an impact in the implementation of emergency care throughout the United States by creating and managing a network of affiliated chapters at various universities throughout the country, with goals parallel to that of our organization.

Rutgers University – New Brunswick in NJ

Our Rutgers University chapter was started by the founders of MedicZero Inc., in 2020. This chapter brings together 40+ students who attend weekly journal clubs, guest presentations, and hands-on activities.

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Temple University in PA

In just one year, our Temple University chapter has assembled a team of trainers and began hosting trainings at local community events and public places in Philadelphia, PA.

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Seton Hall University in NJ

Our NJMS training affiliate is the first affiliation between MedicZero and a nationally recognized medical school. Spearheaded by our Chief Medical Officer Beth Blizzard.

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Our Trainee Reviews

The training received at MedicZero has made a difference in saving the lives of loved ones and strangers alike.

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    Trainee

    I was an attendee at one of your training sessions and I just wanted to thank you all for doing what you do. I had to recently use the CPR training I learned at your event on a close childhood friend while playing golf. He ended up surviving, and I truly believe it is because of the training I got from your organization. Without the training, I would not have known what to do in the situation, but it allowed me to act without hesitation

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      Trainee

      The CPR video reinforced what the trainers presented to the audience. Feedback was positive in learning how to manage an infant choking, application of AED. The audience verbalizes informative u0026 they would not have had the time to go to a full-day course for CPR u0026 Choking. They were very pleased with this opportunity during our support group. Thank you for the support our parents need.

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        Trainee

        The trainers ability to relate to us “older Americans” was very good. A few times they were asked to clarify a term or word and they did so very clearly. It was evident that they wanted us to understand each step along the way. The feedback has been very positive, and everyone felt that they learned some thing that could help them contribute to a positive outcome. The MedicZero Training was definitely the right fit for our community.

          Anonymous
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          Trainee

          This presentation was part of a larger event where we had approximately 450 attendees. The presenters did a great job sharing tips and techniques to the attendees at a table, as one of our community resources. We really appreciated MedicZero participating at this event. Thank you!

          Get Involved: Learn How You Can Help Us Save Lives

          Our dedicated volunteers and members make our efforts successful. As a team, our volunteers and members work together to spread first aid education, promote evidence-based emergency medicine practices, and drive community paramedicine initiatives forward.

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