Since the First Responder does not typically work on an ambulance, they are not normally responsible for patient transportation. First Responders will have certain basic, yet minimal emergency medical care equipment and supplies and only simple care tools and miscellaneous equipment for gaining access to a patient. Some of the rural Fire Dept.'s use First Responders as well as Law enforcement, Search and Rescue squads, and private industry to name a few. Because the First Responder is a contract program, days and hours are flexible and can be staggered. . Final Exams may be scheduled anytime after classes are completed.
Tuition is subject to change.
The balance is due on the first day of class. Deposits should be received at least one week prior to the beginning of class. Because there is a high demand for these courses, students are advised to register well in advance. Enrollment is limited. Because of the accelerated nature of this class, it is strongly recommended that the student have adequate time to study.