A third category of training covers non-medical requirements, including verbal and written communication skills, proper extrication techniques and equipment, and coping with medicolegal problems. EMT Training is not limited to the previously given examples but this description provides some idea of the scope of training. About the Course This 20-week program provides approximately 200 contact hours. Vincent emergency department and on hospital sponsored ambulance services and practical experiences in field settings. Admission To be considered for the program, applicants must be at least 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or G.E.D. Class size is limited.
Internet access is required at the students own cost.
This price includes the textbooks and a uniform shirt for wear in the clinical portion of the class. Certification Following successful completion of the course, program graduates are eligible for the State of Indiana Certification Examination and the National EMT Registry Examination. Application for the state certification is dependent upon passing this examination. Employment opportunities exist with ambulance services, fire and police departments, hospital emergency departments and clinics as well as private industry. The next class starts in November 6th, 2001.