Whiteline Consulting and Training

11/05/2025

Due to recent events, the Executive Team of Whiteline Consulting and Training has removed John Carlbom (CEO) from all active duties within the company. With the ongoing investigation, Carlbom will not be allowed to attend events, classes or any other functions that Whiteline is apart of. This does not affect the current classes, as the instructors for that area will continue to teach the curriculum guided under our Lead Instructor, Emmitt Tucker.

06/21/2025

Some of the EMT students from Butte and Billings and some instructors are helping wirh the first aid station at the Spartin Race this weekend. This is a great experiance for them to be involved in a large scale event.

Shout out to Bozeman AMR for giving the students a tour of the ambulance.

The students are already learning about dressing for weather, being prepared and loving the propane heater as its been extremely chilly!

06/16/2025

No one enjoys responding to pediatric calls, and the challenges they present. So we challenge our students with real toddlers and kids as patients to practice on. The little one was a bit challenging to assess or obtain vitals, as it would be on a real call.

Next Butte and Great Falls EMT courses start in September! For more info jcarlbom@whitelinetraining.com.

06/14/2025

Billings EMT class participated in trauma scenario training today, utilizing our newly acquired ambulance to simulate real-world experiences.

This comprehensive exercise enables students to engage in the entire emergency response process, from initial response and assessment to treatment and transport. The ambulance component proved particularly valuable, as students gained a deeper understanding of the challenges inherent in providing care while in transit.

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06/09/2025

Butte students practiced trauma skills today, demonstrating the value of our comprehensive course, which combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on training.

Realistic scenarios enable students to experience challenges firsthand, fostering critical thinking, teamwork, and effective problem-solving. The addition of a new to us ambulance to our training simulations has provided students with invaluable experience in patient transportation.
Billings class will practice these skills next weekend.

While online courses may offer some benefits, they often lack the immersive experience and confidence boost that comes with hands-on training, such as administering oxygen, conducting assessments, identifying injuries, and providing treatment.

Our next Butte course commences in September. For inquiries or registration, please email jcarlbom@whitelinetraining.com.

Prospective students are welcome to observe the current class and gain insight into our training program. However, please note that classes conclude at the end of this month.

06/05/2025

Couple congratulations need to go out!

Congrats to past EMT student Jessalyn Zimmerman on winning EMT of the year with her EMS service !

And congrats to current EMT student student Kylan Masey on the birth of their daughter! ( thanks for the support little Ivy)

05/31/2025

We have been at the Billings Publix Library talking about medical courses, and teaching hands -only CPR. We are here till 3! .

05/30/2025

https://www.anacondaleader.com/content/aspiring-emt-awarded-darylynne-hellekson-day-memorial-scholarship

Top: Graduating Anaconda Junior/Senior High School student Sadie Smoke holds a picture of the late EMT DaryLynne Hellekson Day, who was killed in the line of duty while working the demolition derby at the Powell County Fairgrounds in 2019.

05/29/2025

Whiteline was spotted at the lake near Billings by a current student!

05/24/2025

Billings EMT course is finishing up medical emergencies. Both Butte and Billings are preparing for mid term test coming up! Then onto trauma!!

05/18/2025

Billings and Butte EMT courses are putting some skills together!

Billings did a review playing EMT jeopardy and some scenerios, and Butte went to the next level of loading the "patient" into ambulance and taking a ride around town making it as real as possible.