From Collapse to Care: Managing Cardiac Arrest in the School Setting

Michael Riley is a leader in resuscitation education, dedicated to empowering healthcare professionals, schools, and communities with the skills to save lives. As Director of the Center for Resuscitation Education and Community Engagement at Cooper University Health Care, he oversees training, and cardiac emergency preparedness for the community and school settings. With more than 20 years of clinical experience as a paramedic, Michael brings deep firsthand knowledge of emergency care, rapid response, and community safety. He is passionate about strengthening CPR readiness, AED access, and emergency planning to create safer, heart-prepared environments for every student.

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