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25 Hours of National Content

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25 Hours of National Content

Course Description: This course provides 25 hours of NREMT accepted content that fulfills hours requirement for the National Content category with the NREMT.  Overflow hours can be allocated to the NREMT Individual Content hours.

Audience: This program is appropriate for all levels of EMS and will fulfill all the National Content requirements for the National Hours for the EMR, EMT, and AEMT.  Paramedics will need an additional 5 hours which can be typically satisfied through an ACLS and/or PALS renewal.

Compliance:  The NREMT will only accept education that is State or CAPCE approved.   All NHCPR EMS continuing education courses are CAPCE approved and participants will receive completion certificates that have a CAPCE number on it.

Course Content:  This course will cover the courses listed below.

Course Books: The price of the course includes the required textbooks ($135.99 value).

AHA PEARS 7.5 hrs NAEMT GEMS 8 hrs NAEMT SAFETY 8 hrs CAPCE LECTURES
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VAD .75 hrs

OB .75 hrs
2 Year Course Card 4 Certification Card 4 Year Certification Card Completion Certificate
       

Participants will receive a course completion card or certification card from each module listed above. 

To see the recommended assignment of the courses in the NREMT National Requirements grid, CLICK HERE.

American Heart Association® eCards

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What is an eCard

An eCard is the electronic equivalent of a printed course completion card and can be provided to students as an alternative to a printed card. eCards are valid course completion cards and can be presented to employers as proof of successful completion of an AHA course. Like printed cards, eCards also expire two years from the issue date.

AHA eCards are more secure than printed cards. A three-point verification by the Training Center and the student is required to issue and claim eCards. eCards can be easily verified by employers at www.heart.org/cpr/mycards to prove issuance by a valid American Heart Association Training Center.

How do claim my AHA eCard after the course?

Students who have been assigned/emailed an eCard will receive an email inviting them to claim their eCard online. From the email, students will click on a hyperlink to view their eCard. This hyperlink will direct students to the Student Profile webpage.

On the Student Profile page, students confirm or edit their contact information; set up a security question and answer that will be used to access their individual eCard Profile in the future; and agree to the AHA’s standard Terms of Use.

Students are then asked to complete a brief six-question survey about their class experience. Once the student survey has been completed, students will see their individual eCard

EMT - Immunization Requirements

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Students are required to obtain and bring into class proof of the following immunizations by the 3rd week of class. They are:

  • Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR): either proof of MMR immunization within the last 8 years or a positive titer (a blood draw showing that immunization already exists).
  • Tetanus (DT, DPT or TD): immunization must be within the last 10 years.
  • Varicella (Chicken Pox): Documentation of both varicella vaccine shots, or a positive varicella titer.
  • Hepatitis B vaccine series: documentation showing that the Hepatitis B series of immunizations (total of three doses) has been started by the end of the first month of class, or, documentation showing a positive Hep B titer.
  • Recent Flu Shot: some clinical sites may require this depending on the status of the flu season
  • Negative TB test. Negative TB skin test (PPD): skin test date must be less than 6 months before beginning your clinical rotation. Persons with a history of a positive PPD must provide documentation of a recent chest x-ray and a review of symptoms within the past 12 months. If a chest x-ray is abnormal, clinician clearance must also be provided.

 

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