Alpha Omega Training Solutions Course Catalog

Alpha Omega Training Solutions 20 North Pennington Road New Brunswick, NJ 08901 www.alphaomegatrainingsolutions.com

Phone: 732-993-8457 Email: [email protected]

The mission of Alpha Omega Training Solutions (AOTS) is to achieve training excellence through superior educational opportunities in all aspects of emergency services with a minimum of barriers, to all motivated persons at the lowest possible cost to the student and public. AOTS accomplishes its mission by delivering traditional and progressive curriculum, skills and ideas while following Local, State and Federal codes, standards and regulations and by staffing the most qualified, certified, professional and experienced Fire and Emergency Service Instructors. The Instructors maintain an active role in the fire service to ensure their safety and improve the quality of life for those trained and the citizens that they protect.

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Courses of Interest to All Responders AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers

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AHA BLS HCP-R

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Bombing Injuries: Patterns of Care

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NJSP CBRNE Awareness

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NJSP CBRNE Operations

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NJSP Confined Space Awareness

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Hazardous Communication Standard/GHS

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NJSP Hazardous Materials Awareness

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NJSP Hazardous Materials Operations

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Hazardous Materials Refresher

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Incident Command Systems ICS-100

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Basic Incident Command Systems ICS-200

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Intermediate Incident Command Systems ICS-300

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Advanced Incident Command Systems ICS-400

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Incident Safety Officer

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Infectious Disease Control

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Radiological/Nuclear Awareness

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Respiratory Protection

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Terrorism Awareness and Prevention for Fire and EMS

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Training Operations in Small Departments (NFA)

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Fire Service Courses 13

Back to the Basics Forcible Entry

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Building Construction

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Carbon Monoxide Emergencies

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CEVO-III Fire

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CEVO-III Fire Maneuvering Skills Developmental Disabilities Awareness

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Drill Ground Instructor Fireground Sizeup of Private Dwellings

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Forcible Entry for the Fire Ground

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Large Area Search Techniques Preparing for Initial Company Operations (NFA PICO) Decision Making for Initial Company Operations (NFA DMICO) Strategy and Tactics for Initial Company Operations (NFA STICO) Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) Awareness

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Reading Smoke

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So, You're First Due

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Strategy and Tactics Simulations

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Through the Lock Forcible Entry

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Emergency Medical Services Courses 19

EMT Refresher Part A (Airway)

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EMT Refresher Part B (Medical)

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EMT Refresher Part C (Trauma)

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Carbon Monoxide Emergencies

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CEVO III Ambulance CEVO III Ambulance Maneuvering Skills

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Dive Emergencies

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Documentation Emergency Incident Rehabilitation Lecture Emergency Incident Rehabilitation Practical

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New Jersey Triage Tags Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP)

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Sick/Not Sick

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Sprains, Strains and Fractures

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Spurts, Squirts, and Oozes

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Street Drugs

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Summer Emergencies

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Courses of Interest to All Responders AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

6 Hours None 2

Content: This is a professional level CPR training course for individuals who require a healthcare provider card. This is the initial training program or for individuals who are expired. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

AHA BLS-HCP Renewal 4.5 Hours Current/Unexpired BLS-HCP Card 2

Content: This is a professional level CPR training course for individuals who hold a valid, unexpired AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers card. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Bombing Injuries: Patterns of Care 3 Hours Firefighter 1 or EMT N/A

Content: The curriculum was developed with the assistance of a task force that included

representative experts from emergency medicine including physicians, surgeons, nursing, and EMS. Bombings: Injury Patterns and Care curriculum is designed to be the minimum content that should be included in any all-hazards disaster response training program. This content is designed to update the student with the latest clinical information regarding blast related injuries from terrorism. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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NJSP CBRNE Awareness Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours NJSP Hazardous Materials Awareness 4

Content: This New Jersey State Police course is designed as an introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction and the threat posed by terrorists. The course will emphasize the recognition of nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) agents incidents, recognizing the signs and symptoms of exposure to NBC Agents, the importance of decontamination and the actions appropriate to responders trained to the Awareness Level. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

NJSP CBRNE Operations Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours NJSP CBRNE Awareness 4

Content: This New Jersey State Police course is designed to increase the depth of knowledge of responders who may be confronted by the challenge created when a terrorist incident involves the deployment of nuclear, biological and/or chemical (NBC) agents. Emphasis will be placed on identifying correct operations level defensive actions, relevant personal protection and detection and identification equipment, and understanding emergency decontamination procedures that can be employed at an NBC event. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

NJSP Confined Space Awareness Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours None 4

Content: Both Federal and New Jersey laws and regulations regulate operations in confined spaces. These laws and regulations directly impact emergency response personnel who respond to confined space emergencies. This course will enable you to identify a confined space and recognize its potential hazards. This course will also cover the legal standards that require training, confined space programs and duties of personnel, what you need to know before you go and how to ensure that confined space operations are conducted safely. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. 7

Hazardous Communication Standard/GHS Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours None 2

Content: The goal of this course is to enable first responders to recognize and understand the required elements of a written hazard communication program, including how to identify and evaluate chemical hazards using Safety Data Sheets and chemical labels. The student will: recognize the purpose, scope and elements of the hazard communication standard, identify how chemical hazards are determined, identify the purpose of a Safety Data Sheet, and its components, identify chemicals and their hazards, through campus labeling and warning practices, recognize the physical and health hazards inherent with hazardous chemicals, and recognize the information and training required by OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard.

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

NJSP Hazardous Materials Awareness Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours None 4

Content: This HazMat program meets OSHA, NJ-PEOSHA and NFPA regulations and standards. Students are taught how to recognize the presence of hazardous materials and applicable Federal and State regulations and reporting requirements. All emergency responders are required to complete this course. Level 1 - Awareness is a prerequisite for all other New Jersey HAZMAT courses. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

NJSP Hazardous Materials Operations Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

8 Hours NJSP Hazardous Materials Awareness 8

Content: This HazMat program meets OSHA, NJ-PEOSHA and NFPA regulations and standards. Students are taught how to identify hazardous materials and methods for stabilizing an incident. This program was developed for Firefighter response to HAZMAT Emergencies and is required training for all firefighters that respond to hazardous materials incidents. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Haz

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Hazardous Materials Refresher 3 Hours None 3

Content: This course is a review of the Hazardous Materials Awareness course for participants that have previously taken Hazmat Awareness and serves to meet the yearly refresher requirement. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Incident Command Systems ICS-100 Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours None 2

Content: ICS 100, Introduction to the Incident Command System, introduces the Incident Command System (ICS) and provides the foundation for higher level ICS training. This course describes the history, features and principles, and organizational structure of the Incident Command System. It also explains the relationship between ICS and the National Incident Management System (NIMS). Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. I Basic Incident Command Systems ICS-200 n c i Class Length: 12 Hours Prerequisite: ICS-100, IS-700 d EMT CEU’S: 12 e n t Content: ICS 200 is designed to enable personnel to operate efficiently during an incident or C event within the Incident Command System (ICS). ICS-200 provides training on and resources for o personnel who are likely to assume a supervisory position within the ICS. m m Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. a n d S y s t 9 e m s

Intermediate Incident Command Systems ICS-300 Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

18 Hours ICS 100/200, IS 700/800 18

+ Content: ICS-300 provides training and resources for personnel who require advanced knowledge and application of the ICS. This course expands upon information covered in the ICS-100 and ICS-200 courses. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Advanced Incident Command Systems ICS-400 Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours ICS 100, 200, 300, IS 700, 800 16

Content: This course provides training and resources for personnel who require advanced application of ICS. This course expands upon information covered in ICS-100 through ICS-300 Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Incident Safety Officer Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours Firefighter 1 or EMT 16

Content: This 2-day course examines the Safety Officer's role at emergency responses. A specific focus on operations within an Incident Command System (ICS) as a Safety Officer is a main theme. Response to all-hazards types of situations will be emphasized. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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I Infectious Disease Control (formerly Bloodborne Pathogens) n f e Class Length: 2 Hours Prerequisite: None c EMT CEU’S: 2 t i o Content: This course is designed for emergency responders and follows the Occupational Safety and u Health Administration (OSHA) recommendations on Bloodborne Pathogens in the workplace and in s general. This course fulfills, in part, the annual training requirement. D Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. i EMT s Radiological/Nuclear Awareness e a s Class Length: 3 Hours e Prerequisite: Firefighter 1 N/A C EMT CEU’S: o n Content: This course presents a WMD radiological/nuclear overview designed for first t responders and other personnel who, in the course of their normal duties, are likely to be the r first to arrive on the scene of a radiological/nuclear incident. It focuses on the fundamentals of o radiation, possible health effects, hazard identification, proper notification procedures, and the l radiological/nuclear threat. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT B Respiratory Protection u i l Class Length: 2 Hours Prerequisite: None d EMT CEU’S: 2 i n g Content: This course is designed to meet 29 CFR 1910.134 for Respiratory Protection. We will

discuss your respiratory protection plan, the requirements within 29 CFR 1910.134, and how to make your agency compliant. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Terrorism Awareness and Prevention for Fire and EMS Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours None 3

Content: This course was developed as a direct result of the numerous requests from the public and private sector for a “basic awareness” program and has been approved by the Department of Homeland Security. Topics of discussion include: the definition of terrorism; examples of international and domestic terrorism; indicators of suspicious activity; and, the role of public in combating terrorism. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Training Operations in Small Departments (NFA)

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This 2-day course is designed to provide students with some basic tools and skills to

coordinate training in a small fire/EMS organization. A training function in a smaller department typically may include conducting training drills and coordinating training with a nearby larger city or State training function. Leadership issues in fire service training, such as why and how the local training officer must be a catalyst for change, and personal motivators within the department. Identifying the legal issues affecting the training function, including an understanding of a standard of care, and the impact of OSHA and NFPA standards. Safety considerations in training. Marketing training internally. Identifying ways to justify training needs. Resolving training conflicts using appropriate conflict resolution techniques. Selecting and evaluating training curriculum and materials from outside sources.

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Fire Service Courses EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Back to the Basics Forcible Entry 4 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: Students will learn the importance of the commonly available hands tools in forcible

entry challenges, and techniques to force inward and outward opening commercial and residential doors using those tools. Requirements: Turnout Gear, Gloves, Eye Protection, Helmet EMT B Building Construction u i l Class Length: 3 Hours Prerequisite: Firefighter 1 d EMT CEU’S: N/A i n g Content: This course functions as an overview of the major areas of Building Construction for the Fire Service. Additional training is available for each major type of building and can be based off of the needs of the first due area.

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Carbon Monoxide Emergencies Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours None 1.5

Content: This course is designed to give Firefighters and EMTs a working knowledge in the detection, assessment, and treatment of Carbon Monoxide.

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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B CEVO III-Fire u EMT i l Class Length: 6 Hours Prerequisite: None d EMT CEU’S: N/A i n g Content: The Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator 3: Fire Classroom Course adapts

National Safety Council proven defensive driving techniques to the unique nature of fire apparatus operators, training drivers in six- to eight-hours to navigate in traffic safely in emergency and non-emergency situations under severe time constraints and stress.

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

B CEVO III Fire-Maneuvering u EMT i l Class Length: 4 Hours Prerequisite: CEVO III Fire d EMT CEU’S: N/A i n g Content: This is the driving component of the CEVO III-Fire program.

Skills

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Developmental Disabilities Awareness 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course covers the Do No Harm law for NJ First Responders. EMTs must take this course online in order to receive credit. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Drill Ground Instructor Class Length: Prerequisite: DFS CEU’S:

8 Hours Firefighter I 0.50

Content: This course updates and replaces the General Safety, SCBA/Smokehouse Safety and Live Burn Safety courses and is required for anyone wishing to obtain a Fire Instructor Certification issued by the Division of Fire Safety. The intent of this course is to ensure that instructors understand the safety issues and adopted NFPA Standards inherent to SCBA/Smokehouse and Live Burn firefighting training. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Fireground Sizeup of Private Dwellings 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course discusses a 15 point sizeup approach and it’s applicability to Private Dwellings. Through a case based approach, the students will be able to apply the size up factors and discuss how they pertain to different buildings. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Forcible Entry for the Fire Ground 4 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: Expanding on the Back to the Basics Forcible Entry program, students will perform

forcible entry techniques under a series of simulated fire situations including reduced area forcible entry, limited/zero visibility and complex forcible entry challenges. Requirements: Turnout Gear, SCBA

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EMT

Large Area Search Techniques

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

8 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course addresses the setup and deployment of large area search lines and the techniques to utilize them when conventional search techniques are not sufficient. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Preparing for Initial Company Operations (NFA PICO)

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course is designed to develop a better understanding of the roles and

responsibilities of a Company Officer in preparing their company for incident operations. This includes clarifying the transition from firefighter to company officer and the new roles relating to leadership and safety. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Decision Making for Initial Company Operations (NFA DMICO)

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course is specifically designed for newly appointed Company Officers, for

firefighters who may have acting Company Officer responsibilities or who want to become a Company Officer. This course is an excellent review for experience Company Officers. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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EMT

Strategy and Tactics for Initial Company Operations (NFA STICO)

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

16 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course is designed to meet the needs of Company Officers responsible for managing the operations of one or more companies during structural firefighting operations and develop the management skills needed by company officers to accomplish assigned tactics at structure fires. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) Awareness 4Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course will teach firefighters and fire officers about the RIC Concept and answer many questions about its use. Students will review RIC concepts, magazine and internet articles discussing the use of RIC. Topics to be covered include: the need for RIC, common questions about RIC, situations requiring the use of RIC, RIC equipment and responsibilities, placing RIC in service on an incident scene, using RIC in your department. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Reading Smoke 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This interactive video driven course introduces the student to the Reading Smoke process and how it is vital on the fire ground. The student will be able to practice this process on numerous examples throughout the course. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

So, You’re First Due 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This course introduces the new Fire Officer or Firefighter who may end up riding in

the Officer’s seat to the overall scene management and the operations of both Engine and Ladder companies. This course culminates in computer based fire scenarios where students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge on a variety of emergency situations. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. MT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Strategy and Tactics Simulations 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This program is built to suit the needs of the requesting agency. Target hazards and buildings of interest will be identified, and simulations built around those hazard areas to address the strategy and tactical concerns of the first due firefighters. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

Through the Lock Forcible Entry 3 Hours Firefighter 1 N/A

Content: This hands on training program explores the many facets of Through The Lock

Forcible Entry and allows students to force and manipulate many of the residential and commercial locks in use today. Requirements: Turnout Gear, Gloves, Eye Protection, Helmet

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Emergency Medical Services Courses EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

EMT Refresher Part A (Airway) 8 Hours Completion of a State Certified EMT course 8 Core

Content: This is one portion of the three part EMT Refresher covering Airway and Preparatory skills. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

EMT Refresher Part B (Medical) 8 Hours Completion of a State Certified EMT course 8 Core

Content: This is one portion of the three part EMT Refresher covering Medical emergencies. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT

Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

EMT Refresher Part C (Trauma) 8 Hours Completion of a State Certified EMT course 8 Core

Content: This is one portion fo the three part EMT Refresher covering Trauma Skills. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Carbon Monoxide Emergencies Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours None 1.5

Content: This course is designed to give Firefighters and EMTs a working knowledge in the detection, assessment, and treatment of Carbon Monoxide. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. 19

EMT B CEVO III-Ambulance u i l Class Length: 6 Hours Prerequisite: None d EMT CEU’S: 6 i n g Content: Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator (CEVO) 3: AMBULANCE promotes critical

thinking during high-pressure driving situations and offers defensive driving strategies to avoid collisions. The course trains emergency vehicle drivers how to navigate through traffic safely in both emergency and non-emergency situations and features videos with ambulance driver simulations followed by group discussions. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad. EMT B CEVO III Ambulance Maneuvering u i l Class Length: 4 Hours Prerequisite: CEVO III Ambulance d EMT CEU’S: 4 i n g Content: This is the hands on portion of the CEVO III Ambulance course.

Skills

Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Dive Emergencies Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours EMT 4

Content: This course covers dive physics, dive equipment, types and causes of dive emergencies and EMS response to dive medical emergencies. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Documentation Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours None 2

Content: This course is a review of the pertinent information required for Patient Care Reports, electronic record keeping and the NEMSIS system. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Emergency Incident Rehabilitation (Lecture) Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours EMT 3

Content: This course address the rehabilitation function that is performed by EMS at a variety of incident including Fire Scenes, Hazmat Incidents and Large Area Searches Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Emergency Incident Rehabilitation (Practical) Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

4 Hours Emergency Incident Rehab Lecture 2

Content: This course is the hands on application of Emergency Incident Rehabilitation. Topics discussed in the lecture portion will be put into application for a comprehensive understanding of the Rehabilitation process. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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New Jersey Triage Tags Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

1 Hour None 1

Content: This course reviews the NJ Triage Tags and Triage Process Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Pediatric Education for Prehospital Providers (PEPP) Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

8 Hours EMT 8

Content: PEPP represents a complete source of prehospital medical information for the emergency care of infants and children. Developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, PEPP is an exciting curriculum designed to teach prehospital professionals how to better assess and manage ill or injured children. PEPP is a comprehensive, innovative, and highly visual course featuring case-based lectures, liveaction video, hands-on skills stations, and small group scenarios. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Sick/ Not Sick Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours EMT 3

Content: Sick/Not Sick teaches EMS personnel how to quickly collect information and discern wha details are important in order to provide immediate initial care. After all, in EMS it comes down to whether the patient is Sick or Not Sick. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Sprains, Strains, and Fractures Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours EMT 2.5

Content: This course is a hybrid lecture/hands on practice. We will review different types of injuries, and the methods to immobilize them. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Spurts, Squirts, and Oozes Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours EMT 2.5

Content: This course is a hybrid of lecture and hands on practice. We will review different types of bleeding, and newer advances in bleeding control methods and bandages. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

Street Drugs Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

3 Hours None 3

Content: This course addresses the current trends in Street Drugs and the associated patient management. This course is updated regularly to reflect new drugs. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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Summer Emergencies Class Length: Prerequisite: EMT CEU’S:

2 Hours EMT 2

Content: This course is designed as a review of the types of incidents that EMS may be called to treat during the Summer months. Requirements: Writing implements: Pen, No. 2 Pencil & Pad.

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