Course Locaon: All lectures and praccal skill classes are held on the Brown University cam- pus in Providence. Our Challenge Day training and drill is held at the Warren Fire Department in Warren, RI. General Policies: We accept 25 currently enrolled Brown students each summer. Aendance at all class meengs is required for successful compleon of the course. Exam and licensing are the responsi- bility of each student upon successful compleon of the course. Course tuion is non-refundable. 2014 EMT Training Program 2014 EMT Training Course June 1-Aug 10 Informaon and Applicaon: www.brown.edu/ems Contact: Program Coordinator, IC#11706 [email protected] Brown University EMS Box 1928 13 Brown Street Providence, RI 02912 Serving the Brown community since 1978
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Course Location:
All lectures and practical skill classes are held on the Brown University cam-pus in Providence. Our Challenge Day training and drill is held at the Warren Fire Department in Warren, RI.
General Policies: We accept 25 currently enrolled Brown students each summer. Attendance at all class meetings is required for successful completion of the course. Exam and licensing are the responsi-bility of each student upon successful completion of the course. Course tuition is non-refundable.
2014 EMT Training
Program
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Information and Application:
www.brown.edu/ems
Contact:
Program Coordinator, IC#11706
Brown University EMS
Box 1928
13 Brown Street
Providence, RI 02912
Serving the Brown community since 1978
This 180 hour course introduc-es students to the foundational skills of out of hospital care, including assessment and basic life support for medical emer-gencies and traumatic injuries; basic medication administra-tion; ambulance operations and major incident responses; and medical, legal, and ethical con-siderations of the EMT. Issues pertinent to collegiate EMS ser-vices are explored in depth and emphasis is given to preparing
EMTs to serve at Brown or a similar EMS community.
Students who successfully complete all didactic and psychomotor skills training as outlined by DOT, NREMT, and RI standards are awarded a course com-pletion certificate.
Certified students are eligible to test for licensing as Nationally Registered RI EMTs at the completion of the course.
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Become an EMT
RI EMS Psychomotor Skills Training
CPR/AED Oxygen Administration Basic Airway Management Airway Device Insertion Patient Assessment (Medical and Trauma) Immobilization of Supine and Seated Patients Splinting Bleeding and Shock Management Medication Administration
Class Times
Tuesdays 6-10pm
Thursdays 6-10pm
Sundays 1pm-10pm; hour break at 5pm
Cost
$1200, includes all textbooks and materials
Course Hours Include
Lectures
Psychomotor Skill Development Labs
Cadaver Lab
Special Rescue Training
Hospital Observation Time
Ambulance Ride Time
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