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EMT-BASIC OVERVIEWThis program will prepare you to respond in many emergencies that require urgent medical attention. You will be trained to assess the emergency, provide the care that can save a life, and transport the patient to the hospital. You must know how to respond quickly to high-level emergencies such as a motor vehicle accident, heart attack, near drowning, childbirth, poisoning, and life-threatening injury. Students must be 18 years old for licensing. The student will also be expected to complete five patient contacts. SPECIAL FEATUREEMT-Basic training is offered at various off-campus locations for your convenience. STUDENT PROFILEAs an EMT-Basic student, you should be able to:
PREPARATION FOR ADMISSIONThe following experiences will help you prepare for this program:
Key to your success as an EMT-Basic is a desire to work for the good of others. PROGRAM OUTCOMESOur Emergency Medical Technician program is approved by the Wisconsin Division of Health and Family Services because it uses the current Department of Transportation (DOT) National Standard Curriculum. As a graduate, you will be able to:
CAREER OUTLOOKEmergency Medical Technicians are the crucial link in the health care system. After graduation you will be qualified to apply for licensure as an:
Graduates of the EMT-Basic program must complete the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Exam for licensing. If successful, you will be eligible to apply for licensure as an EMT-Basic.
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