This course provides the pathway to recertify under the new State of CT requirements for EMR and EMT. It includes a hybrid component to be done prior to the class with assigned topics and 16 hours (2-8 hour days), state-mandated skill sign-off that meets the requirements for recertifying for NREMT as well as the State of CT. The cost of the course also includes CPR for the HCP renewal through the American Heart Association. Also included is a presentation on the necessary paperwork and application process for renewal.

*Pre-work required

*POST credits are given to Police Officers.

This 160-plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level in accordance with the National Standard Curriculum and the guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut. This exciting, yet demanding course will be taught through academic lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and practical application settings. Reading assignments and the online training will be part of this program as well. Adults learn in different ways and must take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, research, and self-evaluation. The instructor is a facilitator of learning who provides objectives, resources, coaching, feedback, and evaluation. Adults bring with them to the educational setting life experiences that can be drawn upon as a foundation for learning new information and skills.

Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for 1 year and Receive 50% Tuition Reimbursement. Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for the 2nd year and Receive the remaining 50% Tuition Reimbursement.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 16 by the last day of class.
Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18
A watch with a second hand
A 1” binder to organize all practical materials
Clinical hours to satisfy state mandates are required
Successful completion of SMART triage (provided in course)
NIMS is required to be done before completion of the class
Successful completion of the EVOC driving course (done in course)
Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course)
Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct
Business casual attire for clinical rotations
Rubber sole shoes for class practicals and clinical locations
Signing a HIPAA agreement form for all clinical locations
AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 10th ed (provided)
Internet access
Ability to lift 150 lbs
New CT requirement Mental Health First Aid included

*Does not include NREMT or state testing*

PREREQUISITES
Advanced registration with deposit

This 160-plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level in accordance with the National Standard Curriculum and the guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut. This exciting, yet demanding course will be taught through academic lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and practical application settings. Reading assignments and the online training will be part of this program as well. Adults learn in different ways and must take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, research, and self-evaluation. The instructor is a facilitator of learning who provides objectives, resources, coaching, feedback, and evaluation. Adults bring with them to the educational setting life experiences that can be drawn upon as a foundation for learning new information and skills.

Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for 1 year and Receive 50% Tuition Reimbursement. Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for the 2nd year and Receive the remaining 50% Tuition Reimbursement.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 16 by the last day of class.
Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18
A watch with a second hand
A 1” binder to organize all practical materials
Clinical hours to satisfy state mandates are required
Successful completion of SMART triage (provided in course)
NIMS is required to be done before completion of the class
Successful completion of the EVOC driving course (done in course)
Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course)
Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct
Business casual attire for clinical rotations
Rubber sole shoes for class practicals and clinical locations
Signing a HIPAA agreement form for all clinical locations
AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 10th ed (provided)
Internet access
Ability to lift 150 lbs
New CT requirement Mental Health First Aid included

*Does not include NREMT or state testing*

PREREQUISITES

Advanced registration with deposit

This 160-plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level in accordance with the National Standard Curriculum and the guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut. This exciting, yet demanding course will be taught through academic lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and practical application settings. Reading assignments and the online training will be part of this program as well. Adults learn in different ways and must take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, research, and self-evaluation. The instructor is a facilitator of learning who provides objectives, resources, coaching, feedback, and evaluation. Adults bring with them to the educational setting life experiences that can be drawn upon as a foundation for learning new information and skills.

Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for 1 year and Receive 50% Tuition Reimbursement. Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for the 2nd year and Receive the remaining 50% Tuition Reimbursement.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 16 by the last day of class.
Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18
A watch with a second hand
A 1” binder to organize all practical materials
Clinical hours to satisfy state mandates are required
Successful completion of SMART triage (provided in course)
NIMS is required to be done before completion of the class
Successful completion of the EVOC driving course (done in course)
Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course)
Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct
Business casual attire for clinical rotations
Rubber sole shoes for class practicals and clinical locations
Signing a HIPAA agreement form for all clinical locations
AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 10th ed (provided)
Internet access
Ability to lift 150 lbs
New CT requirement Mental Health First Aid included

*Does not include NREMT or state testing*

PREREQUISITES
Advanced registration with deposit

This 160-plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level in accordance with the National Standard Curriculum and the guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut. This exciting, yet demanding course will be taught through academic lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and practical application settings. Reading assignments and the online training will be part of this program as well. Adults learn in different ways and must take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, research, and self-evaluation. The instructor is a facilitator of learning who provides objectives, resources, coaching, feedback, and evaluation. Adults bring with them to the educational setting life experiences that can be drawn upon as a foundation for learning new information and skills.

Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for 1 year and Receive 50% Tuition Reimbursement. Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for the 2nd year and Receive the remaining 50% Tuition Reimbursement.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 16 by the last day of class.
Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18
A watch with a second hand
A 1” binder to organize all practical materials
Clinical hours to satisfy state mandates are required
Successful completion of SMART triage (provided in course)
NIMS is required to be done before completion of the class
Successful completion of the EVOC driving course (done in course)
Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course)
Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct
Business casual attire for clinical rotations
Rubber sole shoes for class practicals and clinical locations
Signing a HIPAA agreement form for all clinical locations
AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 10th ed (provided)
Internet access
Ability to lift 150 lbs
New CT requirement Mental Health First Aid included

*Does not include NREMT or state testing*

PREREQUISITES

Advanced registration with deposit

This 160-plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level in accordance with the National Standard Curriculum and the guidelines set forth by the State of Connecticut. This exciting, yet demanding course will be taught through academic lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and practical application settings. Reading assignments and the online training will be part of this program as well. Adults learn in different ways and must take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, research, and self-evaluation. The instructor is a facilitator of learning who provides objectives, resources, coaching, feedback, and evaluation. Adults bring with them to the educational setting life experiences that can be drawn upon as a foundation for learning new information and skills.

Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for 1 year and Receive 50% Tuition Reimbursement. Actively Volunteer at Seymour Ambulance for the 2nd year and Receive the remaining 50% Tuition Reimbursement.

REQUIREMENTS

Must be 16 by the last day of class.
Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18
A watch with a second hand
A 1” binder to organize all practical materials
Clinical hours to satisfy state mandates are required
Successful completion of SMART triage (provided in course)
NIMS is required to be done before completion of the class
Successful completion of the EVOC driving course (done in course)
Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course)
Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct
Business casual attire for clinical rotations
Rubber sole shoes for class practicals and clinical locations
Signing a HIPAA agreement form for all clinical locations
AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 10th ed (provided)
Internet access
Ability to lift 150 lbs
New CT requirement Mental Health First Aid included

*Does not include NREMT or state testing*

PREREQUISITES
Advanced registration with deposit

This course is certified by the American Heart Association and is intended for people looking to become certified CPR instructors.

Open Enrollment – Classes run based on filling to minimum capacity

Cost:$450 (Includes Instructor Manual)

Pre-work required. Training site alignment. For more information please contact Lee Ives via email at: lives@seymourems.org

Learn Exactly What To Do In An Emergency. Be the protector of your pet’s health. Being prepared for the worst is especially important and vital. Class taught by Veterinarian, Dr. Erin Masuer

Cost:$25

QPR training addresses the national problem of suicide. The primary goal of the national suicide prevention strategy includes raising awareness and better identification and referral to people at risk for suicide. QPR training is specifically designed to accomplish this public health mission.

Please call to be placed on the list

Cost $50

2 CME hours awarded

Open enrollment. Classes run based on filling to minimum capacity.

**If desired, we can do private courses for your organization with a minimum of 8 students**

This course is designed for EMT’s, EMR’s, Police Officers, and those in allied healthcare professions who may come in contact with and be called upon to intervene on behalf of victims of human trafficking within their scope of practice.

This class satisfies the Connecticut mandate for Human Trafficking for the EMS Professional

Cost : $50

2 CME hours awarded

Open enrollment. Classes scheduled once minimum number is reached.

**If desired, we can do private courses for your organization with a minimum of 8 students**

Learn how to support your friends, family & co-workers

Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illness and substance use disorders. This training gives you the skills you need to reach out and provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental or substance use problem and help connect them to the appropriate care. It focuses on the unique experiences and needs of first responders/law enforcement and is a valuable resource that can make a difference in their lives, their coworkers, and families’ lives and the communities they serve. 

After the Course, You’ll Be Able To:

• Recognize common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges.
• Recognize common signs and symptoms of substance use challenges.
• Understand how to interact with a person in crisis.
• Know how to connect a person with help.
• Usr self-care tools and techniques.

Register today! Email lives@seymourems.org

Free course (2 hr self-paced, online pre-work course followed by a 6-hr, LIVE training in person)

CT Dept of Public Health approved EMS continuing education for 8 CME hours CTF4-101

Classroom-based (Instructor led with video and hands-on skills conducted throughout) The course also covers adult choking and naloxone (Narcan) administration.

Features:

Video-based course ensures consistency. Instructor-led, hands-on class format reinforces skills proficiency. The course is updated with the newest science and recommendations. Certification is awarded upon completion of this course. Students will receive an American Heart Association Heart Saver CPR AED course completion card valid for two years.

During the course, an AHA instructor conducts video-based lessons and works with students to complete their CPR and AED use.

Optional modules in child CPR and AED use and infant CPR, including a child and infant choking.

How long is my certification good for?

All American Heart Association courses are two-year certifications

Do I have to take a written examination to pass the Heart Saver AED course?

Although a Heart Saver exam is available, you are not required to take a written examination. A certification card will be issued once you have successfully completed the course.

Can I take this course if I am a healthcare provider?

No, all healthcare providers are required to take the BLS for healthcare providers CPR course.

This Instructor Course is for those persons who wish to teach the American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) classes. Upon successful completion of the course and the succeeding student teaching requirements, the Instructor Candidate will obtain an American Heart Association ACLS instructor card. Instructor Candidates will be able to teach ACLS/PALS courses using the video and lesson maps that are part of the appropriate ACLS/PALS course instructor materials.