Emergency Medical Technician - Refreshers & CEUs

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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) play a crucial role in the healthcare system by providing immediate medical care to patients in emergency situations. Their responsibilities vary depending on their level of certification, but generally include:

1. Initial Patient Assessment: EMTs are trained to quickly assess a patient's condition upon arrival at the scene of an emergency. This assessment includes evaluating vital signs, determining the nature and severity of injuries or illnesses, and identifying any immediate threats to life.

2. Basic Life Support (BLS): EMTs are trained to administer basic medical interventions to stabilize patients. This may include cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), controlling bleeding, managing fractures, providing oxygen therapy, and assisting with childbirth.

3. Medical Transportation: EMTs are responsible for safely transporting patients to medical facilities such as hospitals or trauma centers. During transport, they continue to monitor the patient's condition and provide appropriate medical care.

4. Communication: EMTs serve as a crucial link between patients, their families, and other healthcare providers. They must effectively communicate with patients to gather medical history and information about the current situation, as well as provide reassurance and support.

5. Collaboration with Other Healthcare Providers: EMTs often work alongside other emergency responders, such as paramedics, firefighters, and police officers. They must communicate effectively and coordinate care with these professionals to ensure the best possible outcome for patients.

6. Documentation: EMTs are responsible for accurately documenting patient assessments, interventions, and vital signs. This documentation is essential for continuity of care and may be used for legal or administrative purposes.

7. Continuing Education: EMTs are required to participate in ongoing training and education to maintain their certification and stay up-to-date on the latest medical protocols and procedures. This ensures that they are equipped to handle a wide range of emergency situations effectively.

Overall, EMTs play a critical role in providing timely and lifesaving medical care to individuals in emergency situations, often functioning as the first point of contact in the healthcare system outside of a hospital setting. Their quick thinking, medical expertise, and compassion make them invaluable members of the emergency response team.

• Follows NREMT National Core Competency Program (NCCP) standards
• 20-Hours NCCP Refresher
• 40- Hour NCCP, Local, Individual Refresher
• Online CEU Options Available
• Basic Life Support / CPR AED Included
• Required for State / National certification 
• 2 Year Certification
• Programs can be tailored to fit the specific needs of your organization
• Recertification Assistance
• Transcript Review 
• Software Support

1. National Component:

   - Airway, Breathing, and Cardiology

   - Medical Emergencies

   - Trauma Emergencies

   - Obstetrics and Pediatrics

   - Operations

2. Local/State Component:

   - State and local protocols and guidelines

   - Disaster preparedness and response specific to the region

   - Legal and ethical considerations related to prehospital care

   - Communicable diseases and infection control measures

3. Individual Component:

   - Continuing education courses, workshops, or conferences

   - Skills labs and simulation training

   - Online learning modules

   - Clinical experiences and field internships

   - Research and evidence-based practice in emergency medical services

The NCCP course topics are designed to cover a broad spectrum of knowledge and skills necessary for EMTs to provide high-quality care in diverse emergency situations. The program emphasizes ongoing learning and professional development to ensure that EMTs remain competent and prepared to respond effectively to the needs of their communities. Additionally, the NCCP allows flexibility for EMTs to tailor their education and training to their specific interests and career goals while meeting national and local requirements for certification renewal.

• Currently Licensed / Certified Emergency Medical Technicians
• Expired / Lapsed EMT's seeking recertification

• Louisiana Bureau of EMS approved education program
• National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians approved Training Program