Boone County Fire Protection District

Paramedic Education Program

2020 August Cohort

Hybrid Bi-weekly Option

APPLICATION PACKET

The Boone County Fire District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age or marital status in any of its policies, procedures, or practices. This nondiscrimination policy covers admission, employment and access to all Fire District programs and activities. Student rights, as delineated by law, are protected in all cases.

Revised September 27, 2019

PROGRAM LOCATION Boone County Fire Protection District Headquarters (Northeast Classrooms) 2201 I-70 Drive NW, Columbia, Missouri 65202

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS

• Be at least 18 years of age

• Have at least a high school diploma or GED

• Have a valid Missouri EMT license*

• Be of good mental and physical health and able to lift and carry 100 to 150 pounds.

• Proof of immunizations will be required for authorization to begin the clinical experience portion of the course. Details are available in the Student Handbook, which will be presented at the Program Orientation session. Immunization records should not be submitted with your application, but will be requested during the Second Block of the Program.

• Complete the required background check. Applicants with a felony or misdemeanor record may apply for enrollment in the class. However, it is possible that certain types of convictions may prohibit the issue of a state license, regardless if you completed the class. The Boone County Fire Protection District cannot make determinations about licensure eligibility. Questions on specific matters related to this issue should be directed to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Bureau of Emergency Medical Services at http://health.mo.gov/safety/ems/.

• The criminal background check is a requirement of our clinical sites. Students who are ineligible to participate in clinical sessions due to issues in their criminal background check may be denied admission.

BACKGROUND SCREENING Included with this application is the Boone County Fire Protection District’s Background Consent/Release Form and the State of Missouri Caregiver Background Screening Form. You may complete both forms however, do not sign the Missouri Caregiver Background Screening Form until you are in the presence of a Notary. This form must be notarized at the time of signature. Boone County Fire Protection District has a notary on staff and can notarize your form when you turn in your application. You may also make arrangements to have the document notarized elsewhere, but the original notarized form must be submitted with your application in order to be processed.

The Admissions Process: Application---This must be made in person in order to complete the background check form and must include a non-refundable application fee of $50.00 that is applied toward your First Block tuition. Background check processing begins at the time of application and must be completed prior to an offer to register for Courses. The application fee covers the cost of that background check. Completed application forms with supporting documentation should be submitted to the Boone County Fire Protection District Headquarters at 2201 I-70 Drive Northwest, Columbia, MO 65202.

Deadline to Apply: Monday, July 13, 2020

Assessment--- Our enrollment has grown to where it has become appropriate for us to do an assessment of applicants in order to best fill the limited spots in our Program. That assessment includes all three learning domains (cognitive, psychomotor and affective) and will be completed prior to an offer to register is extended. The assessment process includes an EMS scenario appropriate for the EMT, whereby we can assess knowledge, physical ability and skills, as well as professionalism and communication. The assessment will be scheduled at the time of application.

Registration--- Once the assessment is complete, an offer will be extended to those applicants who met the admission standards. That offer to register comes in written form and will be accompanied by an invoice for tuition.

Enrollment--- This is the final phase of the process that occurs when tuition payments have been processed. An enrollment confirmation will be communicated in written form and will include a schedule and section assignment for the respective cohort.

Tuition:

Each course has an assigned number of credit hours. Tuition is based on a per credit hour fee. The tuition fee is $150 per credit hour. Payment can be made by cash, check, Visa or MasterCard. There is a 1.5% processing fee for payments made by credit or debit card.

• First Block: 10 credit hours Tuition fee is $1,500

• Second Block: 10 credit hours. Tuition fee is $1,500

• Third Block: 10 credit hours. Tuition fee is $1,500

• Fourth Block: 10 credit hours. Tuition fee is $1,500

• Entire Program 40 credit hours Total tuition is $6,000

Books: As with any college-level course, there are required textbooks. We believe that students should be able to obtain textbooks through various options/resources. Some may have access to borrow or rent a book. Some may prefer a physical textbook, while others may want to use electronic versions. New books appeal to some students, while others are content with used copies. We do not have a preference. In fact, the primary textbook for most of our courses can be chosen from a list of options. Overall, the cost for new copies of textbooks for all of the courses in our Program is well under $400. However, due to the various cost-saving options available, we do not include books in the course tuition. We do assist students in the selection and purchasing of textbooks (at their own cost), if needed. Approved textbook list for primary textbook for First through Third Block: (Choose one book from this list)

• Mosby’s Paramedic Textbook 4th or 5th edition (Sanders, McKenna)

• Professional Paramedic 1st edition (Beebe and Meyers)

• Paramedic Care Principles and Practice 3rd edition (Bledsoe)

• Nancy Caroline’s Emergency Care in the Streets 7th edition (Caroline)

Required textbook(s) for First Block:

• PHTLS (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support) 9th edition

Required textbook(s) for Second Block:

• ACLS 2015 Edition (American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support)

Required textbook(s) for Third Block:

• PALS 2015 Edition (American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support)

There are no required textbooks for Fourth Block.

National Registry Testing Fees:

Once a student has completed the Program, they become eligible for the National Registry certification testing. There are fees associated with this testing which is approximately $400. This fee is not included in the course tuition, as we feel it should be up to the student to decide when they are ready to make this financial commitment. National Registry testing occurs after completion of the Program.

Uniforms: Appearance is part of the professionalism of a paramedic. Our Program tuition includes uniform shirts. We believe that most students should already have access to acceptable uniform pants therefore, those are not included in the tuition. The same reasoning applies to footwear and coats/jackets. We do assist students in selecting and acquiring these items, if needed (at their own cost).

Refunds:

Students may apply for a full/partial refund of their tuition payment within each Block, as long as the request is submitted in writing and is received by the Refund Deadline established for each respective Block. Typically, that deadline is set for two weeks after the beginning of a Block. Costs which cannot be reused, such as FISDAP Account fees, are nonrefundable. Once a student begins a Block and progresses past the refund deadline, there is no option for a refund, whether full or partial.

Retaking a Course:

Students who retake a Course(s) do to failure to achieve a passing grade are required to submit the tuition for those Course(s) in advance just as with initial registration.

Financial Obligations:

Students who have an outstanding account balance for whatever reason are not eligible for registration for Courses. At the conclusion of all coursework, students with outstanding balances for whatever reason are not eligible for National Registry “Course Completion” designation until the balance is paid in full.

*EMT Licensure:

Students who do not yet possess a Missouri EMT license at the time of application for the Program may be considered for registration. A valid EMT license is an absolute requirement for registration in the Third Block in the Program. While no minimum amount of “field experience” is required for admission to the Program, licensure and experience are one consideration in the assessment process. Students in the Program accrue CEUs for each class session and may submit those records toward their re-licensure at the EMT level.

FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT (FERPA) In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), schools may disclose, without consent, “directory” information such as a student’s name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, honors and awards and dates of attendance. However, schools must tell parents and eligible students about directory information and allow parents and eligible students a reasonable amount of time to request that the school not disclose directory information about them. Schools must notify parents and eligible students annually of their rights under FERPA.

Paramedic Education Program

Application for Admission 2020-2 Hybrid Paramedic Course

(Begins August, 2020)

Date of Application: ________________ Please indicate your first and second choice (see the attached schedule):

___ Tuesday Section (8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Bi-weekly)

___ Wednesday Section (8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Bi-weekly)

Applicant Information:

First Name: _ Middle Initial: Last Name:

Preferred Name/Goes By:__________________ Last Four Digits of SSN:_________ DOB: __________

Current Street Address:

City: State: ZIP:

Primary Phone: 2nd Phone:

E-Mail address:

Emergency Contact Info:

Full Name: Relationship: Phone:

Full Name: Relationship: Phone:

Tuition:

• First Block 10 credit hours Tuition $1,500 Deadline: July 27, 2020

• Second Block 10 credit hours Tuition $1,500 Deadline: November 16, 2020

• Third Block 10 credit hours Tuition $1,500 Deadline: March 22, 2021

• Fourth Block 10 credit hours Tuition $1,500 Deadline: July 12, 2021

• Entire Program 40 credit hours Total Tuition $6,000

Refunds Deadline:

Requests must be submitted in writing to the Boone County Fire Protection District by the Refund Deadline designated for each Block.

• First Block August 26, 2020

• Second Block December 16, 2020

• Third Block April 21, 2021

• Fourth Block August 11, 2021

I hereby affirm and declare that the information provided on this application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Any fraudulent entry may be considered sufficient cause for rejection from this program. I acknowledge that I have reviewed the information above pertaining to Tuition amounts, due dates and refund request deadlines.

Applicant Signature: _______________________________ Date: ____________

Date Received:

Amount Paid: $

Method: Cash Credit Card

Ck/MO# _________

Received By:

Note: _________________

2020-August-Hybrid Biweekly

Block Session Alternating Tuesday Alternating Wednesday

Orientation 0 Tuesday, July 14, 2020 Wednesday, July 15, 2020

First 1 Tuesday, August 11, 2020 Wednesday, August 12, 2020

First 2 Tuesday, August 25, 2020 Wednesday, August 26, 2020

First 3 Tuesday, September 8, 2020 Wednesday, September 9, 2020

First 4 Tuesday, September 22, 2020 Wednesday, September 23, 2020

First 5 Tuesday, October 6, 2020 Wednesday, October 7, 2020

First 6 Tuesday, October 20, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020

First 7 Tuesday, November 3, 2020 Wednesday, November 4, 2020

First 8 Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Second 1 Tuesday, December 1, 2020 Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Second 2 Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Second 3 Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Wednesday, January 13, 2021

Second 4 Tuesday, January 26, 2021 Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Second 5 Tuesday, February 9, 2021 Wednesday, February 10, 2021

Second 6 Tuesday, February 23, 2021 Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Second 7 Tuesday, March 9, 2021 Wednesday, March 10, 2021

Second 8 Tuesday, March 23, 2021 Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Third 1 Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Third 2 Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Third 3 Tuesday, May 4, 2021 Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Third 4 Tuesday, May 18, 2021 Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Third 5 Tuesday, June 1, 2021 Wednesday, June 2, 2021

Third 6 Tuesday, June 15, 2021 Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Third 7 Tuesday, June 29, 2021 Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Third 8 Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Wednesday, July 14, 2021

Boone County Fire Protection District Background Consent / Release Form

Applicant’s Full Legal Name (Please Print): Male Female (Check One)

Last First Middle Name/Initial

Maiden/Alias

Street Address

City State Zip

Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy) Social Security Number (xxx-xx-xxxx)

Phone Number Email

Position: Employee Volunteer EMT/Paramedic Student

Boone County Fire Protection District requires background screenings for all employees, volunteers and EMS students. I understand such information may be obtained through direct/indirect contact with former employers, public agencies or other persons who have may have such knowledge. The nature and scope of the background screening is indicated by the selected services below: (Employer Use Only)

Criminal Background Check Sex Offender Registry Child Abuse or Neglect File MO DHSS Employee Disqualification List Employment Verification Social Security No. Trace Personal Reference Professional License/Certification OFAC/Terrorist Watch List Excluded Parties List System (EPLS)/GSA/SAM Motor Vehicle Report Fraud & Abuse Control Info Systems (FACIS®) Office of Inspector General FBI Background Check (including Fingerprints)

I hereby consent to this background screening and voluntarily release my date of birth, social security number and other information provided above. I fully understand that if I am disqualified as a potential employee, volunteer or EMT/Paramedic Student it will be based on non-discriminatory information received during my background screening. Applicant Signature Date

For Office Use Only:

Date Background Checks Completed Completed By

state of missouricaregiver background screening

mo 300-1590 (9-16)

notary public embosser or state county (or city of st. louis)black ink rubber stamp seal

subscribed and sworn before me, thisday of year use rubber stamp in clear area below.

notary public signature my commissionexpires

notary public name (typed or printed)

agency use

block i - to be completed by the requestor

block ii - to be completed by the caregiver

section a: type of screening (check as many as applicable)

section b: requestor information

section c: identifying data for background screening

addresses for the last 3 years

section d: authorization to release background check information

section e: notary information (required for screening type 1. see section a above)

block iii - requestor must provide return address below

1. child abuse or neglect file (no charge, notary req) 4. department of mental health disqualified registry (no charge)2. family foster care licensing (no charge) 5. child day care licensing (no charge)3. department of health and senior services employee 6. state criminal background check/sexual offender registry - name search ($13.00)3. disqualified list (no charge)

responses generated as a result of this form are confidential. any person disclosing the information in violation of 43.540, 589.400 rsmo.and/or 210.150 rsmo. is guilty of a class a misdemeanor.

the information provided is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. i understand it is unlawful to withhold or falsify information required on this form.i grant my permission to obtain any and all information needed to process this request, to make the information available to the requestor and to use theinformation as permitted by law.

requestor’s name requestor’s telephone

requestor’s address city state zip code

signature of requestor (required in ink) date

caregiver name( last, first, mi jr, sr, iii) social security number

maiden name date of birth (mmddyy) state of birth sex racemale        female

alias name(s)

street city state street city state

signature of caregiver, must be signed in presence of a notary public (required in ink) date

3 attn (requestor’s name)

3 address 1

3 address 2 (if applicable)

3 city, state, zip code

missouri’s caregiver background screening serviceinstructions

this service allows the public to receive background information on people who provide daycare or healthcare services to children, the elderlyand persons with disabilities.the state, through various departments, offers several resources to screen caregivers:1.  child abuse/neglect records, maintained by the division of family services (573) 751-23302.  family foster care licensing records, maintained by the health and senior services (573) 522-24493.  the employee disqualification list, maintained by the health and senior services (573) 522-24494.  the disqualified registry, maintained by the department of mental health (573) 751-85675.  child daycare licensing, maintained by the department of health (573) 751-24506.  state criminal background checks, sexual offender registry, conducted by the missouri state highway patrol (573) 526-6153the caregiver background screening request form allows the public to obtain information from these databases through a single request.the form must be completed and signed by both the requestor and the caregiver. the requestor will receive separate responses from eachagency database that is selected.1.  once completed, send the form to the appropriate address below.2.  if you have a question about a particular response, please call the agency that sent you the response at the phone number

above.for purposes of this form, the requestor is the person who wishes to obtain background information on a potential caregiver. the caregiveris the person being screened for the purposes of potential employment as a daycare or healthcare service provider.block i (to be completed by the requestor, or person obtaining information)section a: type of screeningsection a contains the resources available to screen potential caregivers. the requestor must indicate the resources to be included in thebackground screening. all screenings, except for the state criminal background check, are free of charge. requests for state criminalbackground checks must be accompanied by a check for $13 payable to the missouri state highway patrol. in addition, screenings for option1, the child abuse or neglect file, require a notary public to witness the caregiver’s signed authorization to release information (see sectiond and e). all other screenings are considered open information under state statute and do not require a notary’s verification.section b: requestor’s informationthe requestor must complete section b.block ii (to be completed by the caregiver, or person being screened)section c: identifying data for background screeningthe caregiver, or person being screened for potential employment, must complete section c. this section consists of identifying informationthat is needed to conduct background screenings.section d: authorization to release background check informationthe caregiver must sign section d to authorize the state to conduct the screening and to provide the information to the requestor. thecaregiver must sign section d in the presence of a notary public if screening 1 is selected.section e: notary informationa notary public must complete section e after witnessing the caregiver’s signed authorization for release of information in section d.block iii (to be completed by the requestor, or person obtaining information)the requestor must complete block iii by providing return address information.fill out the form as completely and accurately as possible. accurate information on the form is essential for a quality backgroundcheck.

screenings 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 should be sent to: screening 4 should be sent to:

missouri state highway patrol department of mental healthcriminal justice information services division central officep.o. box 9500 1706 east elmjefferson city, mo 65102 jefferson city, mo 65101

or fax - (573) 526-4561mo 300-1590 (9-16)

Boone County Fire Protection District 2020 Paramedic Education Program Overview

This document provides answers to the basic questions that most students ask about the Paramedic Education Program. Program admission, length, cost, content, format, location and schedules. Interested prospective students are encouraged to review this material and then make contact with the Program Director as needed for answers to any questions that may arise. In addition, we invite those that are interested to visit our classroom facility by appointment to meet current students and get a true feel for the learning environment. We strongly suggest that prospective students refer to the information in this document for specific processes and details for cohorts beginning in 2020 as there are some differences from prior years. Program Curriculum

○ Our Program is divided into four segments that we call “Blocks”. Blocks are similar to “semesters” in post-secondary education.

○ Each of the four Blocks has four or more Courses. Students who achieve satisfactory performance in each Course within the Block along with specific required achievements for that Block are eligible to enroll in the next Block’s Courses. Students may retake individual Courses if needed in order to meet the performance standard.

○ Courses within a Block are related and integrated (“interleaved”). For example, the First Block curriculum includes a Course on Assessment, one on Pharmacology, one on Airway and an EKG Course. These four Courses are completed concurrently rather than sequentially.

○ Each Course has a number of Lessons. Each Lesson has an Assignment and a Lab. For example, First Block has Lessons A-F for each of the four Courses. Students must meet the performance standard on both the Assignments and the Lab.

Schedule Options The Program includes two schedule options in order to meet the needs, learning styles and life schedules of many students. Both schedule options have identical content. The difference is in the delivery methodology. Both schedule options meet the requirements of the Missouri Bureau of EMS (500 didactic and 500 clinical hours) as well as those of the National Registry of EMTs and the accreditation organizations.

■ Standard Option: ● Fifty face-to-face sessions with no mandatory online / independent study.

Sessions meet weekly. ● Standard cohorts begin their didactic work in January and finish in December

of the same year. Hospital and Field clinical work extends beyond the end of

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the didactic sessions. The total time for completion is dependent on how rapidly the student progresses through the clinical work.

● Class days are Thursdays of each week from 8am to 6pm. ■ Hybrid Option:

● Our most popular schedule option for students traveling from outside Columbia, the Hybrid Option consists of twenty-five face-to-face sessions with mandatory online / independent study and Assignment submission on the week between class sessions.

● Hybrid cohorts are enrolled twice each year: ○ One cohort begins their work in January and finishes didactic work that

November. ○ A second cohort begins their work in August and finishes didactic

sessions the following July. ● Class days are Tuesday or Wednesday of every other week from 8:30am to

5pm. Students are assigned to either Tuesday or Wednesday and may swap between days as needed with prior permission.

Accreditation

○ This Program is fully accredited by CAAHEP / CoAEMSP

Tuition / Fees

○ Each Course in the Program is assigned a specific number of credit hours much like other post-secondary school work. The Program has 40 total credit hours.

○ Tuition rates for 2020 are $150 per credit hour bringing the total cost to $6,000. Students pay for each Block on the first day of that Block. Each Block has 10 credit hours which results in four equal payments of $1,500.

○ Fees: ■ Students obtain their own textbooks via purchase, loan, gift or whatever

other means at their disposal. This provides the student with maximal control over their spending.

■ Students obtain their own immunizations. Annual influenza immunization and tuberculosis testing is required and obtained by the student. Most students already have the other required immunizations.

■ Students obtain their own uniform pants and footwear. In most cases, students already have satisfactory pants and boots.

■ The Program pays for urine drug screens and criminal background checks. No additional fees are assessed to the student.

■ The Program pays for uniform shirts. ■ The Program pays for the required access to online learning resources.

Boone County Fire Protection District 2020 Paramedic Education Program Overview

■ There are no other fees for parking or testing or “curricula” or other items. ■ Students who wish to apply their military VA benefits may enroll in the

Standard schedule option. The Hybrid schedule option does not fall under the current VA rules for reimbursement.

Location

○ All class sessions are conducted at Boone County Fire Protection District facilities in Columbia, Missouri.

○ For the majority of class sessions, we utilize the Northeast Classroom Facility at the BCFPD Headquarters at the intersection of Interstate 70 and Stadium Boulevard (2201 I-70 Drive NW).

○ Some class sessions will be at the BCFPD Training Center located just north of Columbia where we conduct some of our simulation course work.

Online Resources / Student Requirements

○ The Program utilizes a combination of its own Learning Management System (Moodle), the web application FISDAP and shared cloud file systems.

○ Students are expected to have a laptop or tablet device and to bring that device to all class sessions and to the clinical sessions.

○ Students are expected to have reliable internet access for lesson completion. ○ There is wireless internet access in the classroom and a number of laptops

available for use in the classroom.

Admission to the Program

○ Enrollment is limited by the Program in order to maintain high quality. High quality requires small group sizes. Paramedic students learn best when in small groups of 2-3 in the Lab setting coached by expert faculty.

○ The Hybrid sections (Tuesday and Wednesday) have an enrollment limit of 15 students each.

○ The Standard section (Thursday) has the same enrollment limit of 15 students. ○ Background checks are conducted on interested applicants once their application

materials and application fee are received. That application fee goes toward their tuition if they are invited to enroll in the Program.

○ Applicants that satisfactorily complete the background screening process are invited to an assessment of their EMT knowledge, skills and professional behavior. That assessment includes a cognitive exam that is the same examination used for the final exam in our EMT Course. Professional behavior and EMT Skills are assessed in a Lab session that is shown as “Orientation” on

Boone County Fire Protection District 2020 Paramedic Education Program Overview

the schedule for that cohort. Successful completion of that assessment in all three learning domains (cognitive, psychomotor, affective) results in an invitation to enroll.

○ Once an invitation to enroll is accepted and the First Block tuition is submitted, the student is officially enrolled in the Program. For the January cohorts (Hybrid and Standard), those assessments occur in October, November and early December. For the August Hybrid cohort, the assessments occur in early July.

Boone County Fire Protection District 2020 Paramedic Education Program Admission Assessment

Admission to the Program

○ Enrollment is limited by the Program in order to maintain high quality. High quality requires small group sizes. Paramedic students learn best when in small groups of 2-3 in the Lab setting coached by expert faculty.

○ The Hybrid sections (Tuesday and Wednesday) have an enrollment limit of 15 students each.

○ The Standard section (Thursday) has the same enrollment limit of 15 students. ○ Background checks are conducted on interested applicants once their application

materials and application fee are received. That application fee goes toward their tuition if they are invited to enroll in the Program.

○ Applicants that satisfactorily complete the background screening process are invited to an assessment of their EMT knowledge, skills and professional behavior. That assessment includes a cognitive exam that is the same examination used for the final exam in our EMT Course. Professional behavior and EMT Skills are assessed in a Lab session that is shown as “Orientation” on the schedule for that cohort. Successful completion of that assessment in all three learning domains (cognitive, psychomotor, affective) results in an invitation to enroll.

○ Once an invitation to enroll is accepted and the First Block tuition is submitted, the student is officially enrolled in the Program. For the January cohorts (Hybrid and Standard), those assessments occur in October, November and early December. For the August Hybrid cohort, the assessments occur in early July. An email invitation to the Admission Assessment will be sent to the applicant once the background screening is completed. Applicants may choose one of the dates listed below.

○ Applicants who are invited to the Admission Assessment are advised to treat the assessment session much like a job interview. Professional appearance and conduct is expected. Students should dress as Fire / EMS professionals. Punctuality is important. Applicants invited to the Admission Assessment may bring their own laptop or tablet device or they may borrow one from the Program for the day.

Admission Assessments for August 2020 Cohorts (Hybrid):

● Tuesday, July 14 from 0900-1600 ● Wednesday, July 15 from 0900-1600

Boone County Fire Protection District 2020 Paramedic Education Program Admission Assessment

Content of the Admission Assessment:

● Cognitive assessment via the FISDAP EMT Comprehensive Final exam which consists of 200 multiple-choice questions with a time limit for completion of 200 minutes.

● Affective assessment using the Program’s Professionalism Evaluation throughout the session including a coached lab setting in small groups for the following skills:

Normal Delivery with Newborn Care

Abnormal Delivery with Newborn Care

Neonatal Resuscitation Beyond Routine Newborn Care

● Psychomotor Skills assessment using the Program’s checklists (similar to the National

Registry and AHA evaluations) for the following EMT Skills:

Spinal Immobiilzation-Adult Supine Patient

Spinal Immobiilzation-Adult Seated Patient

Joint Splinting

Long Bone Splinting

Traction Splinting

Hemorrhage Control

Intranasal Medication Administration

Inhaled Medication Administration

Glucometer

12-Lead ECG Placement

1 & 2 Rescuer CPR for Adults

1 & 2 Rescuer CPR for Children

1 & 2 Rescuar CPR for Infants

Bag Mask Technique and Rescue Breathing-Adults

Bag Mask Technique and Rescue Breathing-Children

Automated External Defibrillator

Relief of Choking in Infants

Relief of Choking in Patients 1 year of Age and Older