Comprehensive Curriculum

Foundations to Advanced Mechanical Ventilation

44 videos across 5 modules — built for critical care fellows, NPs/PAs, practicing CC providers, and RTs. Strengthen foundations and master advanced concepts, including esophageal pressure monitoring and patient–ventilator interactions.

Descending-ramp flow and pressure ventilator waveforms — high-tech rendering

Start here

A short welcome to the Comprehensive Curriculum.

When you're ready, jump into Module 1 or pick an alternative path.

44
Videos
intro video separate
5
Modules
4h 27m
Total runtime
~5–10 min per video
Free
To access

Suggested learning paths

Pick the path that matches what you already know and what you want to focus on.

Default path

Recommended for most learners.

M1 M2 M3 M4 M5
All 44 videos, in order.

Patient–ventilator interactions focus

For learners already comfortable with mechanics and ARDS/Asthma & COPD who want to get to patient–ventilator interactions and waveforms quickly.

M1 M2 M5
Skips M3 and M4. ≈ 27 videos.

Ventilating difficult patients: ARDS & Asthma/COPD

Focused on state-of-the-art management of ARDS and asthma/COPD patients.

M3 M4
≈ 17 videos.
Skipping a module? Skim the handouts of the skipped material before moving on, so you have the key concepts going into the next module.

Preview note: individual module and lesson pages aren’t built yet — but you can preview a sample lesson page →

Handouts

Take the key points with you to the bedside.

Per-module handouts
Download all handouts (zip)
v2

Earn a certificate of completion

Finish all 44 videos and pass the knowledge check to receive a shareable certificate.

Each certificate has a unique URL you can share with your training program, if needed.

Watch all
44 videos
prerequisite
≥ 70%
on the knowledge check

Meet your instructor

Daniel Rozenbaum, MD
Intensivist · Indiana University

Dr. Daniel Rozenbaum is an enthusiastic Intensivist and dedicated medical educator currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at Indiana University. He has extensive experience developing curricula and teaching mechanical ventilation to a wide variety of learners.

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