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 Rugby, ND 58368-2198

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EMS Training Courses & Community Education

Classes offered at Heart of America Medical Center  
Click below for specific instruction information

ND EMS Training Institution

• NREMT Practical Test Site

Instructors

Mark Weber EMT-P	Bob Landsberger EMT-P	Cindy Voeller, EMT-I	Jeri Warrenburg EMT-P
Angel Hoffert EMT-I		Carmen Asham EMT-P	Tammy Tuenge EMT-P

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EMS Education - Initial Course

• EMT-Basic (EMT-B)
  This program will follow the DOT Curriculum for the EMT-Basic. This will consist of 140hrs. of classroom and clinical education. It is the entry level class for persons interested in a career in EMS or for general knowledge. Classes typically run once a week in the evenings from 6:00pm to 10:00pm for about six months. We can also customize a class to fit your needs, a two evening class for three months, etc. 
  
  TOPICS: EMS Systems, Patient assessment, Shock & Fluid replacement, Airway, Pre-hospital World,
  Pharmacology, Infants & Children
  
  Classes typically start in the fall of the year. Class prices will depend on how many students, travel distance and time frame. Call for pricing.

• EMT Intermediate (EMT-I)
  This program will follow the DOT Curriculum for the EMT-Intermediate. This will consist of 64hrs. of classroom instruction and 50hrs of clinical education. The class typically meets one evening a week and some Saturdays for three months. We can custom design this class to meet your needs.

  The intermediate program includes PHTLS (Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support).

  TOPICS:   Patient assessment, Shock & Fluid replacement, Trauma, Airway, EMS Systems, Review Basic Skills

  Classes typically start in the spring of the year. Class prices will depend on how many students, travel distance and time frame. Call for pricing.

• First Responder (FR)
  This program will follow the DOT Curriculum for the First Responder. This will consist of 40hrs. of classroom and practical instruction. AHA CPR is included with this class.

TOPICS:   EMS Operations, Patient Assessment, Airway Control, Medical Legal Issues, Cardiac  Emergencies, Muscle &  Bone Injuries

This will give the student the basics of what emergency services is all about. It is a great class for firefighters and law enforcement providers.

• Instructor Coordinator classes
  At the completion of the course, the students will be able to: 

• Organize and prepare curriculum materials for presentation.

• Effectively deliver each lesson contained in the curriculum, as measured by overall student performance on training objectives, 

• Prepare instructional aids which will increase the effectiveness of the training. 

• Ensure that all necessary equipment and materials necessary for student learning are present and operational. 

• Evaluate student performance and provide corrective feedback to improve subsequent performance. 

• Provide a mechanism for evaluating the training program’s effectiveness.  

• Obtain the appropriate curriculum package developed by NHTSA.

We will offer these classes on an as needed basis and refresher classes every two years.

EMS Education - Refresher Course

• EMT-Basic Refresher
  This program will follow the DOT Curriculum for the EMT-Basic Refresher This will consist of 20hrs. of classroom. You must have a current AHA CPR card and you will need to bring a copy. There will only be 3 Hours of classroom the rest of the class will be practical skills and scenarios.

  We have a refresher class scheduled in Rugby on the first weekend in December of every year.

  Other classes are scheduled on an as needed basis. Call for pricing  

• EMT-Intermediate refresher
  This program will follow the DOT Curriculum for the EMT-Intermediate refresher. This will consist of 12hrs. of classroom instruction. Each student will also be required to get two successful IV sticks on a fellow student.

  Class topics:   Patient assessment, Shock & Fluid replacement, Trauma

                          Airway , EMS Systems, Review Basic Skills

  There is a refresher scheduled each year on the 2^nd weekend of January.

  Other classes are scheduled on an as needed basis. Call for pricing

• First Responder Refresher
  The First Responder Refresher is a 12 hour class and must be completed by December 31^st of the recertification year. The FR can also attend an EMT-Basic Refresher.

  We set refresher classes up on an as needed basis.

  Classes are scheduled on an as needed basis. Call for pricing

Community Education 

• American Heart Association (AHA) CPR  we offer CPR courses through American Heart Association for Friends and family, Heart Saver and Healthcare Provider. Scheduled on an as needed basis.  Call for pricing.

• Daycare First Aid and CPR 
  As a daycare provider, you must be alert to any medical emergency that occurs and know what to do about it. This class will provide you with the knowledge you need. You will also be taught CPR for pediatrics and infants.  

  This class is offered as needed to the community, and also scheduled twice a year. The first Saturday in May and the First Saturday in October. Both classes will be held from 9am – 4-pm. The first 31/2 hrs will be first aid and the second 31/2 hrs will be CPR.

  Cost for the class will be $20.00 for First Aid and $20.00 for CPR.

  You can attend both or either separately

Other Education 

• Pre-hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
  PHTLS is a course developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACSCOT). The course is designed to reduce morbidity and mortality rates of trauma victims, dealing, with stabilization and treatment during the first ONE hour of care.

  We will offer one PHTLS class in Rugby ; it will be on the first weekend in April

  The cost of the class will be $100.00 plus books

• Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
  The Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) will take the student through the knowledge and skills needed to perform neonatal resuscitation, suggestions for using resuscitation equipment, and simulated situations for practice are covered. It is through such practice that the confidence and skills necessary to perform resuscitation correctly and in a timely manner is achieved.

  We offer one class a year here at HAMC; it will be in the spring of the year

  Cost of the program will be $100.00 plus books.

• Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC)  Scheduled on an as needed basis.  Call for pricing

• PEPP
  The goals of the EMSC program are to ensure that state-of –the-art emergency medical care is available for ill or injured children and adolescents, to ensure that pediatric service is well integrated into an emergency medical service system, and to ensure that the entire spectrum of emergency services – including primary prevention of illness and injury, acute care, and rehabilitation is provided to children and adolescents. 
  
  Cost of the program will be $75.00/Advanced class, $50.00/Basic class

• GEMS
  The proportion of the aged in society today is greater than ever before, and growing faster than any other segment of our population.  Current indications are that approximately 34% of calls for emergency medical services, or 3.4 million emergency responses involve patients over the age of 60.  GEMS represents the most credible and complete source of pre-hospital medical information for older adults.  The GEMS course is innovative, comprehensive and highly visual with:  case-based lectures, live action video, hands-on skill stations and small group scenarios.