BSHS 280 - Emergency Medical Technician- Basic Program

Min Units: 6
Max Units: 6
The EMT training program is designed to provide the student with the skills and knowledge to assess and manage patients who are acutely ill or seriously injured. The student will spend approximately 10-15 hour / week of self-directed time studying on-line material and completing assignments. In addition, the class meets once per week to practice hands-on skills, ask questions, and interact with an instructor. Clinical requirements consist of 12 hours on an ambulance and 8 hours in the Emergency Department. Other requirements include: - Each student must be 18 years of age prior to attaining certification as an EMT by the State of Indiana. - Have a high school diploma or GED equivalent by the end of the program. - Prior to the beginning of the program, the student must have successfully completed an American - Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR class or the American Red Cross equivalent. - Not have been convicted of any felony crimes. - Read, write, and speak the English language fluently. - Obtain the proper immunizations prior to doing clinical time. - Each student must be capable of performing all physical skills in the course. (U) Summer