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For Medical Educators: Bring The Protected Airway to Your Program

Empower Your Learners. Elevate Your Teaching.

The Protected Airway Collaborative is a flexible, low-cost solution for airway education that’s as effective as it is engaging. Designed by frontline clinicians, educators, and creators, PAC blends digital tools, immersive simulation, and hands-on practice to create high-yield training with minimal setup. Whether you’re leading a residency program, running EMS drills, or just want to make better use of your department’s break room—this platform meets you where you teach.

🎯 Why Educators Choose PAC

✅ High-Quality, Evidence-Based Content
Every resource is grounded in clinical expertise, procedural best practices, and cognitive clarity—curated to meet today’s standards for airway education.

✅ Engaging for Learners at All Levels
Our content is designed to show, not tell. No lectures, no passive slideshows—just immersive visuals, practical guides, and real-world techniques learners can apply immediately.

✅ Easy to Use, Easy to Reuse
Download, print, post, and teach. Use a poster and a BVM in a resident workroom or build a full sim lab. Everything is modular, adaptable, and self-directed.

✅ Requires Fewer Faculty Resources
With built-in prompts and peer-teaching tools, the system supports self-guided learning and flipped classroom sessions. Great for low-faculty, high-impact teaching days.

✅ Makes Teaching Fun Again
Set up a pop-up lab in your hallway or a case-based challenge in your break room. The flipped model means no passive learners—just active participants practicing real skills, while you coach and customize their learning.

✅ Built to Scale
Use it solo, across a single department, or build it into an entire curriculum. The platform is already in use by programs across multiple institutions and specialties.

A person standing in front of an educational poster about supraglottics, featuring a statue of Buddha, highlighting the importance of airway management techniques.
A classroom setting with several individuals engaging with educational posters on airway anatomy and laryngoscopy techniques. Tables in the foreground display anatomical models and teaching tools.
A group of three individuals, wearing headphones, stand in front of an educational poster titled 'Do You Have an Intubation Mantra?' featuring a meditating healthcare professional. The poster includes vibrant colors and text highlighting cognitive tools for intubation techniques.
A participant practicing intubation techniques at a training station, using a training manikin while referencing instructional materials on a display board.
The Enhanced Infographic Posters In Action

🧰 What’s Included

🔹 Learning Spaces
Each theme-based module includes:

  • High-resolution infographic posters
  • Step-by-step technique breakdowns
  • Troubleshooting and decision-making guides
  • Self-directed learning checklists

🔹 Pop-Up Training Kits
Printable, portable tools for setting up practice anywhere. Pair with airway task trainers—or just use the posters and walkthroughs.

🔹 Faculty Tools
Train-the-trainer guides, teaching scripts, and customizable sessions for your learners. No need to reinvent the wheel.

Two individuals engage in a discussion in a training environment, with educational posters on airway management concepts displayed on the wall behind them.
A group of healthcare professionals engaging in a hands-on airway training session, with practice mannequins and medical tools displayed on a table.
Group of learners engaged in hands-on airway training using simulation mannequins in a classroom setting.
Two medical professionals working together in a training session, using a GlideScope monitor to practice airway management techniques on a simulation manikin.
A group of medical professionals observing a training session, with a demonstrator showing techniques in airway management. The setting features a simulated patient, a camera setup, and participants wearing masks and aprons.
Two individuals engage in a hands-on airway training session, one focused on using airway simulation tools while the other observes.
Educators Having Fun In the Learning Spaces

🧭 How to Use PAC in Your Program

  • In a resident workroom as a judgment-free practice zone
  • During downtime in the ED to keep your team sharp
  • At faculty meetings or grand rounds to demonstrate new techniques
  • As a flipped classroom—where learners show you how they’d approach the airway, and you guide from there
  • Onboarding or boot camps to standardize techniques and boost confidence

💡 Ready to Get Started?

Step 1: Subscribe to access the full platform
Step 2: Choose your Learning Spaces
Step 3: Download posters, prep your room, and start teaching
Step 4: Reach out for help, support, or custom implementation

🧑‍🏫 Want to Bring PAC to Your Institution?

We offer:

  • Institutional access and volume licensing
  • Custom builds and co-branded resources
  • Discounts for training programs and systems
  • Access to our growing educator network

PAC isn’t just for your learners. It’s for educators.

📣 Join the Movement

This is a teaching tool that works—because it was built by people like you. Educators who know that the best learning happens with sleeves rolled up, hands on the tools, and a coach nearby.

Bring PAC to your learners. Let’s make airway education better, together.

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