PAC // Programs & Institutions
Bring PAC to your program.
Create a shared learning system your team can enter, practice within, and return to—long after the training day ends.
A durable alternative
Training days end. Learning environments can remain.
PAC connects memorable physical artifacts to focused digital learning, structured rehearsal, and human coaching. The result is not another isolated course—it is an environment that keeps inviting learners back.
Begin with one focused PACscape in a workroom or simulation center. Expand across a residency, EMS agency, department, or health system as your teaching needs grow.
Three ways in
Choose the level of partnership.
PAC can be self-directed, collaboratively implemented, or brought to life with PAC faculty. Start where your program is ready.
Build independently
Choose a PACscape, open the digital curriculum, print the visual anchors, and use equipment your program already owns.
Open the field guide →Build with PAC
Add group access, implementation planning, faculty development, and support as you create a repeatable institutional learning system.
Explore institutional access →Bring PAC live
Invite PAC faculty and the physical learning environment into your program—or bring your team to train with us.
Explore live training →
Institutional access
A system your faculty can keep using.
Give learners a common digital foundation and give educators a physical teaching system they can reopen, adapt, and use across the academic year.
Who it is for
Built for the people responsible for readiness.
Group access
Access that scales with the program.
Begin with a teaching team or connect an entire institution. Every plan is designed to support continuous learning—not a single day of access.
PAC in the room
One system. Many settings.
From a single practice station to an international training program, the visual and digital language remains connected.
Begin the conversation
Build a learning system your team can keep returning to.
Tell us who you teach, what you want them to practice, and where you want the learning to live.

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