Audience:  This course is for currently certified EMTs who are interested in advancing their certification to the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) level. 

Course Content:

• Airway Management
  
• Patient Assessment
• Medical and Trauma Emergencies
• Infants and Children
• And much more

Course Format: Online with classroom hours for scenario and skill work.  

Course Length: 200+/- hours

• Online Time:  We estimate the average student will spend 5-8+ hours per week completing required reading and online coursework.
• Required In-Classroom time: 40 +/- hours.  Classroom hours are used for skills and scenario sessions.
• Clinical Length: 80+/- hours at a hospital and/or ambulance.

Course Cost: $1495.00   This price includes the courses, books, lab fees, and handouts. 

Deposit: $300.00 non-refundable deposit required when you click the "enroll now" link.  This non-refundable deposit is applied to the course fee. 

Optional Payment Plan Details

Additional student costs: NREMT written and practical testing fees, immunizations, criminal background checks, drug test, uniform pants, uniform shirt, boots, online A&P Medical Terminology (approx 59.00) and other incidental costs.

Prerequisites: AHA BLS CPR card, EMT or EMT-B provider.  Computer with internet access, speakers, printer, and webcam.

Students are required to obtain and bring into class proof of the following immunizations by the 2nd 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.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.
• 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.
• Flue vaccine

 For more information on these shots/titers, please call our Health Services office at 603-668-5360.

Certification: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be eligible to take the National Registry of EMTs test for Advanced EMT certification.