PAC at Penn: The Penn Airway Course
PAC 2026: Complete Thank you to everyone who joined us on October 3rd. See what's next: REVIVE 2027 →

PAC at Penn

The Penn Airway Course

On October 3rd, more than 70 learners joined us at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for an amazing day of airway education. Thank you to every learner, faculty member, and partner who made it a huge success.

A Huge Success · 70+ Learners

Keep an eye out for PAC at Penn v2 in Summer 2027.

From the course director

Up next: REVIVE 2027.

PAC at Penn's course director, Oscar Mitchell, MD, also directs REVIVE, the Penn Medicine Center for Resuscitation Science's annual CME/CE conference. REVIVE 2026 sold out, and 95% of attendees said it would change how they practice. REVIVE 2027 returns to Philadelphia with new lectures, more hands-on stations, and CME/CE credit for every background.

When
Saturday, April 10, 20278:00 AM to 6:15 PM ET
Where
Jordan Medical Education CenterLaw Auditorium, Philadelphia
Online
Live stream until 3:00 PM ETBreakout stations are in person only
Credit
Jointly accredited CME/CEPhysicians, APPs, nurses, and pharmacists

Early bird rates run through December 31, 2026. You'll register through Penn Medicine Cloud CME.

Morning sessions

Four lecture blocks. Up to 8.25 CME/CE credits.

Short, evidence-based talks from national experts, each closing with a moderated case discussion. Join in person or on the live stream.

8:10 to 9:00 AM

Core Topics in Resuscitation

Oxygenation and ventilation, high-performance teams, and CPR quality and debrief.

9:30 to 10:30 AM

Advances in Cardiac Arrest

Defibrillation 2.0, refractory VT/VF, and hemodynamic-directed resuscitation.

11:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Post-Cardiac Arrest Care

TTM updates for 2027, neuroprognostication, and post-arrest shock.

1:30 to 2:30 PM

Advanced Resuscitation

ECMO and MCS, massive pulmonary embolism, and peri-arrest pregnancy.

Afternoon hands-on stations

Six stations. Choose four. In person, 4:00 to 6:00 PM.

Rotate in small groups with expert faculty and real equipment, putting the morning's lectures into your hands.

Station

Refractory Tachyarrhythmias

Double sequential defibrillation, vector change, and pre-shock charging.

Station

Owning the Airway in Cardiac Arrest

Bag-valve mask mastery, intubation during CPR, and SALAD techniques.

Station

Resuscitative Ultrasound

Live model scanning, from CASA to RV assessment and TEE.

Station

Personalized Resuscitation

Hemodynamic-directed CPR, the newest monitoring devices, and vasopressor titration.

Station

Post-Cardiac Arrest Care

TTM workflows, shivering management, and neuroprognostication.

Station

The Art of the Debrief

Hot and cold debriefs, psychological safety, and quality feedback loops.

What attendees said

REVIVE 2026, in their words.

I really appreciated how you incorporated so much hands-on education to complement the didactic portions. All the topics were so relevant to what we are seeing in practice. The whole thing was stellar.
Sarah Lorenzini, The Rapid Response RN Podcast
The best conference I've attended in 20 years of nursing. Everything about this day was exhilarating, and I learned so much from every speaker.
Nurse, REVIVE 2026 attendee
First time in years I was this engaged and learning at a meeting.
J.H., ICU director
Absolutely nothing to improve. I'm wondering how the conference will be even better next year.
REVIVE 2026 attendee
Reserve your seat

See you in Philadelphia on April 10.

Early bird rates run through December 31, 2026. You'll register through Penn Medicine Cloud CME.

Register for REVIVE 2027

PAC at Penn v2 is also on the way for Summer 2027. Keep an eye out through the Protected Airway Collaborative.

REVIVE 2027 /Presented in partnership with The Protected Airway Collaborative /Our Team