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Course Criteria
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0.00 - 4.00 Credits
Includes Toxicology, Hematology, Environmental, Infectious Disease, Behavioral. Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum.P: DC.
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1.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes hospital rotations through the Emergency Department, Operating Room, Respiratory Therapy, Critical Care Units, Pediatrics, Labor and Delivery, Psychiatric and Geriatric Units. Emphasis is on Patient Assessment and Management. P: DC.
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1.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes practical application of emergency medical services practices in field situations. Specific areas include scene management, patient assessment and treatment, communications, record keeping and interface with treatment facilities and other health care professionals. P: DC.
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2.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes hospital rotations through the Emergency Department, Operating Room, Respiratory Therapy, Critical Care Units, Pediatrics, Labor and Delivery, Psychiatric and Geriatric Units. Emphasis is on Patient Assessment and Management. P: DC.
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2.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes practical application of emergency medical services practices in field situations. Specific areas include scene management, patient assessment and treatment, communications, record keeping and interface with treatment facilities and other health care professionals. P: DC.
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2.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes hospital rotations through the Emergency Department, Operating Room, Respiratory Therapy, Critical Care Units, Pediatrics, Labor and Delivery, Psychiatric and Geriatric Units. Emphasis is on Patient Assessment and Management. P: DC.
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2.00 Credits
Based on the DOT 2000 EMT-Paramedic curriculum; includes practical application of emergency medical services practices in field situations. Specific areas include scene management, patient assessment and treatment, communications, record keeping and interface with treatment facilities and other health care professionals. P: DC.
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3.00 Credits
Theories and principles of learning and teaching including development of effective EMS course objectives, lecture outlines, and examinations. Course includes introduction to use of DOT curricula and materials. P: EMS 101; Must be BLS Instructor. Must show EMT-B Certification or higher.
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1.00 - 6.00 Credits
Based on the curriculum, experience, and licensure or certification history of the student, as well as a comprehensive assessment conducted by program faculty, this course will focus on updating, complementing, refreshing and renewing the knowledge, psychomotor and affective skills of the student an enhancing the student?s critical thinking and scholarly capabilities in the practice of advanced prehospital care. May be repeated to a limit of 18 hours. P: DC.
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3.00 - 6.00 Credits
Based on the student?s prior scope of practice, course curriculum, and the results of a comprehensive assessment, this course will focus on the providing supervised clinical instruction in the hospital and field setting. All currently practiced prehospital clinical skills will b taught to the level of competency. May be repeated to a limit of 18 hours. P: DC.
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