What we provide!
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Rigorous classroom training in anatomy & physiology, medical terminology, pathophysiology, airway management, patient assessment, medical and trauma emergencies, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Realistic scenarios for practical skill development
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Patient contacts at clinical site
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10 college credits! through the College of Southern Idaho at a reduced rate.
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Internships
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Industry Certifications
Certifications
National Registry of EMT's
Idaho State EMT License
AHA Healthcare Provider CPR
Landing Zone Officer
Extrication Awareness
HazMat
Weapons of Mass Destruction
FEMA - Incident Command
Instructor Bio
Mr. Scott Webb
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I was born at a very early age…. starting there would not make this brief so let’s skip ahead a little.
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After getting out of the Army from active duty as an MP. I went into the Army reserves as a medic. The Army sent me to EMT and paramedic school at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, IN. I became a Nationally Registered paramedic in March of 1994. Since then, I have worked in almost all aspects of EMS. I was a 911 emergency response paramedic for 14 years and an industrial occupational health paramedic for 17 years. I worked to help destroy the chemical weapons VX, Sarin, and Mustard in Newport, IN, Umatilla, OR, and Richmond, KY. When I left Richmond, I was one of only 50 paramedics in the country doing that job. I have taught EMT classes throughout my career. I have also taught Advanced EMT, all levels of CPR and first aid, Pediatric Advanced Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support.
Skills you will learn!
Professionalism
Teamwork
Communication Skills
Job-seeking Skills
Positive work ethic
Critical thinking
Problem-solving skills
Career Paths
Paramedic
Firefighter
Wildland Firefighter
Flight Medic
Military Combat Medic
SWAT Medic
911 Dispatcher
Law Enforcement
Ambulance
Outfitters/Guides