Emergency Medical Services

• EMT/AEMT learning activities are scheduled on and off campus on days, evenings and weekends.
• Course organization requires students to have basic computer skills, including the ability to navigate various online learning programs.
• Clinical experiences take place at acute care hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities.
• Field experience takes place on an ALS ambulance or ALS/ILS Fire Department Engine/Rescue under the direct supervision of a preceptor.
• Documentation and currency of the following is required prior to acceptance into the EMS 108 and/or EMS 115 courses:
  • An acceptable physical examination and required immunizations and tests.
  • Current CPR certification – American Heart Association Healthcare Provider.
  • Major medical health insurance (card required).
  • An acceptable background check.

*For EMS 115 an EMT Nevada State Certification IS required. National Registry Certification will not be accepted.

• Demonstrate behaviors consistent with professional and employer expectations of an entry-level EMT/AEMT.
• Demonstrate proficiency in all skills necessary to fulfill the role of an entry-level EMT/AEMT.
• Demonstrate the ability to comprehend, evaluate and apply information relative to the role of an entry-level EMT/AEMT.

 

Required Courses

Please see the Certificate of Achievement page for a list of all courses filling general education requirements.

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