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We offer the following American Heart Association classes to fit your needs |
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We offer the following Medic First Aid classes to fit your needs |
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EMT-Basic Initial Course |
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EMT-Basic Initial Course
Course Cost $800
A 145 hour course that meets all State of Connecticut requirements to become an EMT-Basic. Course topics include: CPR/Defibrillation; safety/well-being; BSI/Infection Control; Medical/Legal Issues; Airway, Adjuncts and Oxygen; Patient Assessment for Medical, Behavioral Emergencies; Trauma, Obstetrics & Gynecology; Infants and Children; also Traumatic Brain Injury and both written and practical exams.
Course Specifics-
Price includes a $200 non-refundable deposit to hold seat in course
Dates: Session Start Dates Posted Below
Deadline For Applications: Monday prior to start date of session
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Spring Session: March 1, 2010- June 12, 2010
Monday and Thursday Nights 6:30-10:00p
And Every other Saturday (starting 3/13) from 8:00-3:00p
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Summer Session: Accelerated 5 Week Class. June 29, 2010- July 30, 2010
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Fridays 8:00-3:30p
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Fall Session: September 13, 2010- December 13, 2010
Monday and Thursday Nights 6:30-10:00p
And Two Saturdays a month (starting 9/18) from 8:00-4:00p
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Prerequisites: Must be 16 years of age or older. Those under the age of 18 years of age will need to present a signed Parental Consent form.
Tuition Fee Includes:New BLS Health Ccare Provider Manual, CPR Card, Pocket Mask, CPR Test and Practical, Brady EMT-Basic Manual (Current Edition), Fanny Pack that contains BP cuff, stethoscope, trauma scissors and pen light, and in-class practical and written exams. Applicants that pass the course then can apply to take the State of Connecticut EMT-B practical and National Registry exams.
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EMT- Basic Refresher Course
Course Cost $200
A 25 hour refresher course that meets all State of Connecticut requirements to become an EMT-Basic. Course topics include: CPR/ Defibrillation; safety/well-being; BSI/Infection Control; Medical/Legal Issues; Airway, Adjuncts and Oxygen; Patient Assessment for Medical, Behavioral Emergencies; Trauma, Obstetrics & Gynecology; Infants and Children; also Traumatic Brain Injury and State written exam.
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Course Specifics:
Price includes a $100 non-refundable deposit to hold seat in course.
Dates:
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Spring Session 2010: March 17- 21, 2010
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Summer Session 2010: June 23-27, 2010 |
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Fall Session 2010: Sept. 22-26, 2010
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Deadline For Applications: Monday prior to the start of session.
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Wednesday 6:30-10:00p
Thursday 6:30-10:00p
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Friday 6:30-10:00p |
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Saturday 8:00-4:00p |
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Sunday 8:00-4:00p
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Prerequisites: Must be a certified EMT-Basic. Must be 16 years of age or older. Those under the age of 18 years of age will need to present a signed Parental Consent form.
Tuition Fee Includes:
CPR written and practical exam, BLS CPR Certification, and State of Connecticut Refresher Exam.
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EMT-B State Practical Testing
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Initial EMT-B State Practical Testing
Course Cost $60
Candidates who successfully complete an EMT-Basic Course approved by the Office of Emergency Medical Services (OEMS) are eligible to complete initial practical testing. Completion paperwork MUST be submitted to OEMS prior to registration.
Stations to be tested include:
· Medical Patient Assessment
· Trauma Patient Assessment
· Cardiac Arrest—AED
· Bag Valve Mask Ventilation
· Seated Spinal Immobilization
· Random Skills Station
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Course Specifics:
Dates:
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June 12, 2010
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July 31, 2010
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September 18, 2010 |
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For Applications:
· Candidates must register for their exam by registering on our website or by making an appointment over the phone no less than 14 days prior to testing date.
· Proper current and valid State or Government Issued ID containing a photo and signature is required to test.
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EMT-B State Practical Re-Testing
Course Cost $35
(2 OR 3 Stations Only)
The Office of Emergency Services (OEMS) allows those Candidates that have failed two or three stations to re-take those failed areas. The Candidate will be notified as to which stations they have failed by OEMS and need to present that information to A Second Chance upon registration. Candidates that fail 4 or more stations MUST repeat the entire exam.
Stations open to re-testing include:
· Medical Patient Assessment
· Trauma Patient Assessment
· Cardiac Arrest—AED
· Bag Valve Mask Ventilation
· Seated Spinal Immobilization
· Random Skills Station
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Course Specifics:
Dates:
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May 15, 2010
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June 12, 2010
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July 31, 2010 |
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For Applications:
· Candidates must register for their exam by registering on our website or by making an appointment over the phone no less than 14 days prior to testing date.
· Proper current and valid State or Government Issued ID containing a photo and signature is required to test.
· Candidate must pressent State form indicating which stations need to be re-tested.
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