Print a mail-in registration form for noncredit classes. You must use the print option on your browser to print the form, which prints best on a laser or deskjet printer. Senior citizens, call 662-3252 for tuition information. Please read more about refund polices, see Withdrawal and Refund for Noncredit classes . Topics include programming, aging, health and activity implications, therapeutic activities, motivation and activities and care plans for the terminally ill.
Students learn how to respond to emergencies and provide basic emergency care.
Topics such as patient assessment, airway management, oxygen administration and splinting and bandaging injuries are an integral part of the class. Students who successfully complete the class are eligible to take the North Carolina EMT-Basic certification examination. 116 hours plus 16 hours in the clinical setting. EMT-Basic certification is required. Lab sessions emphasize intravenous access, endotracheal intubation and medication administration.