H.E.R.O. Training

Our commitment to you is to provide a quality training environment that fosters personal growth and confidence to better perform your career choice.  Whether you work in a doctor's office or are Public Safety in the streets, H.E.R.O. Training can meet your medical training needs. 

Who We Are

Anne Austin Ellerbee, AAS, AF, NRP  has been in the medical field as an EMT/paramedic for over 40 years.  She started teaching public safety courses in the mid-1980s and began her formal teaching career in the technical colleges in 1988 where she was a program director for all EMS related programs.  She serves as a training center faculty for the American Heart Association and has served on the executive committee for the West Georgia EMS Council for several years.  She has traveled to Lagos, Nigeria, Africa to do AHA instructor training for physicians throughout the country and remains active with the development of on-line training for individuals overseas. HERO training is currently under contract to provide training to our OCONUS medics in Jerusalem. 

Anne is a co-author in the Nancy Caroline revision of Emergency Care in the Streets paramedic textbook and has produced custom courses in 12-Lead interpretation and First Response courses.  Recently, she traveled to Minneapolis, MN to take part in a Research Summit for the reknown Fisdap goup.  She is Affiliate Faculty for many of the National Association of EMTs educational courses and has served as a state board member for International Trauma Life Support and the National Region 2 EPC Coordinator for NAEMT.

Mrs. Ellerbee has won many awards to include the bronze trauma award, EMT/Paramedic of the year for 1986 and again in 1993.  She was a state regional EMS Instructor of the Year in 2002, 2007 and 2015.  In 2004, she was winner of the Governor's DTAE  Educator's Excellence Lighthouse Award.  While serving in Iraq, she received a service medal award of excellence for her role in re-establishing the base clinic at the Baghdad Police Academy Annex after a devastating fire. 

On her return home from Iraq she worked with the Department of Defense as a Flight Medic Instructor. 

Even though retired, she is still actively working with Fire and EMS as much as they allow a dinosaur medic to work.

Personnel are available for overseas training and specialize in course/curriculum development for all levels of prehospital or clinical care providers.