Next Afternoon Course Will Begin - May 28, 2013 - September 19, 2013 2pm - 5pm - Mon - Thurs Lecture and Lab time – 50+ Sessions - 176 - 180 Hours ___________________________________________ *Next Evening Course Will Begin - May 28, 2013 - September 19, 2013 5:30pm - 9:30pm - Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday’s, and Thursdays Lecture and Lab time – 50+ Sessions - 176-180 Hours (An Additional 30 Hours Have Been Added To The Course On September 2012 - The Price Now Reflects That) Tuition - $1200 (Option A - Payment Plan Available - Includes CPR Book and Uniform Shirt) Tuition - $1400 (Option B - Full Payment Required By First Day Of Class - Includes TextBook, CPR Book, Equipment, & 2 Uniform Polo Shirts) Students that pay in FULL by the First Day of Class (The $1200.00 or $1400.00) will also receive the Digital audio book for Emergency Care 12th Edition for free ($50 Value) FYI We Only Accept Cash, Money Order, Or Bank Certified Check As Payment. (NO PERSONAL CHECKS) Course Description: This course combines didactic, psychomotor lab and clinical observation to prepare students to provide emergency care to patients in the pre-hospital setting based on the scope of practice defined by the New York State Department of Health and U.S. Department of Transportation Emergency Medical Technician Basic (EMT-B) curriculum. Emphasis will be placed on the recognition and treatment of life threatening emergencies. Topics to include: Well Being for the EMT-B, Medical-Legal Issues, Airway Management, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Patient Assessment, Medical Emergencies, Trauma, Infants and Children, OBGYN and Operations The Course also includes CPR Health Care Provider Certification, which takes place within the first few weeks of the program. Midway through the course, students will go out on two 8 hour tours with FDNY EMS. (NYS DOH EMS Requires 10 hours of clinical rotation, Code One gets our students 16 hours of clinical rotation) Students who successfully complete this course will be eligible to take the New York State Department of Health EMT-B Certification exam. List of Pre requisites: Students must reach their eighteenth birthday by the last day of the month in which they are eligible to sit for the NYS certification examination. You do NOT need a high school diploma, GED, or driver's license to enroll in the EMT-B training course and earn your certification. However, these and other factors may affect getting hired. See F.A.Q for more course information Responsibilities / Job Description: Emergency Medical Technicians-Basic (EMT-B) respond to emergency calls to provide efficient and immediate care to the critically ill and injured, and to transport the patient to a medical facility. After receiving the call from the dispatcher, the EMT-B drives the ambulance to address or location given, using the most expeditious route, depending on traffic and weather conditions. The EMT-B must observe traffic ordinances and regulations concerning emergency vehicle operation. The EMT-B: -functions in uncommon situations; -has a basic understanding of stress response and methods to ensure personal well-being; -has an understanding of body substance isolation; -understands basic medical-legal principles; -functions within the scope of care as defined by state, regional and local regulatory agencies; -complies with regulations on the handling of the deceased, notifies authorities and arranges for protection of property and evidence at the scene. Upon arrival at the scene of crash or illness, the EMT-B parks the ambulance in a safe location to avoid additional injury. Prior to initiating patient care, the EMT-B will also "size-up" the scene to determine: that the scene is safe; the mechanism of injury or nature of illness; the total number of patients; and to request additional help, if necessary. In the absence of law enforcement, the EMT-B creates a safe traffic environment, such as the placement of road flares, removal of debris and redirection of traffic for the protection of the injured and those assisting in the care of injured patients. The EMT-B determines the nature and extent of illness or injury and establishes priority for required emergency care. The EMT-B renders emergency medical and or trauma care, to adults, children and infants based on assessment findings. Duties include but are not limited to: -opening and maintaining an airway; -ventilating patients; -administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation, including use of automated external defibrillators; -providing prehospital emergency medical care of simple and multiple system trauma such as: - controlling hemorrhage, - treatment of shock (hypo perfusion), - bandaging wounds, - immobilization of painful, swollen, or deformed extremities, - immobilization of painful, swollen, or deformed neck or spine; -providing emergency medical care to: - assist in emergency childbirth, - manage general medical complaints of altered mental status, respiratory, cardiac, diabetic, allergic reaction, seizures, poisoning behavioral emergencies, environmental emergencies, and psychological crises. Additional care is provided based upon assessment of the patient and obtaining historical information. -searching for medical identification emblems as a guide to appropriate emergency medical care. -assisting patients with prescribed medications, including sublingual nitroglycerin, epinephrine auto-injectors and hand-held aerosol inhalers. -administration of oxygen, oral glucose and activated charcoal. -reassuring patients and bystanders by working in a confident, efficient manner. -avoiding mishandling and undue haste while working expeditiously to accomplish the task. Where a patient must be extricated from entrapment, the EMT-B assesses the extent of injury and gives all possible emergency care and protection to the entrapped patient and uses the prescribed techniques and appliances for safely removing the patient. If needed, the EMT-B radios the dispatcher for additional help or special rescue and/or utility services. Provides simple rescue service if the ambulance has not been accompanied by a specialized unit. After extrication, provides additional care in triaging the injured in accordance with standard emergency procedures. The EMT-B is responsible for: -lifting the stretcher (be able to lift and carry 125 pounds), -placing it in the ambulance and seeing that the patient and stretcher are secured -continuing emergency medical care while en-route to the medical facility. The EMT-B uses the knowledge of the condition of the patient and the extent of injuries and the relative locations and staffing of emergency hospital facilities to determine the most appropriate facility to which the patient will be transported, unless otherwise directed by medical direction. The EMT-B reports directly to the emergency department or communications center the nature and extent of injuries, the number being transported and the destination to assure prompt medical care on arrival. The EMT-B identifies assessment findings, which may require communications with medical control, for advise and for notification that special professional services and assistance be immediately available upon arrival at the medical facility. The EMT-B: -constantly assesses the patient en-route to the emergency facility, administers additional care as indicated or directed by medical control, -assists in lifting and carrying the patient out of the ambulance and into the receiving medical facility -reports verbally and in writing, their observation and emergency medical care of the patient at the emergency scene and in transit, to the receiving medical facility staff for purposes of records and diagnostics -upon request provides assistance to the receiving medical facility staff. After each call, the EMT-B: -restocks and replaces used linens, blankets and other supplies, -cleans all equipment following appropriate disinfecting procedures, -makes careful check of all equipment so that the ambulance is ready for the next run -maintains ambulance in efficient operating condition -ensures that the ambulance is clean and washed and kept in a neat orderly condition -in accordance with local, state or federal regulations, decontaminates the interior of the vehicle after transport of patient with contagious infection or hazardous materials exposure. Additionally the EMT-B: -determines that vehicle is in proper mechanical condition by checking items required by service management. Maintains familiarity with specialized equipment used by the service -attends continuing education and refresher training programs as required by employers, medical control, licensing or certifying agencies. EMT-B_FAQ.htmlshapeimage_1_link_0

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Tuition Includes: -3 Months of Training 2 Year CPR HealthCare Provider Certification NYS Protocol Booklet Student Reference Guide Life Time Job Placement Assistance

Sep 10 -  Dec 20

Original 6pm-9pm Course Schedule

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Books Needed for Class:

Brady: Emergency Care 12th Edition

ISBN: 013254380X

ISBN-13: 9780132543804

Equipment Needed For Class:

Stethoscope

Blood Pressure Cuff

CPR Face Mask

Paramedic Scissors

Pen Light

O2 Key


Required Uniform:

Light Blue Polo

          


REA’s EMT - BASIC FLASHCARD BOOK

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