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Paramedic Certificate Program |
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Student Admission
Notice
Students
are accepted on a priority basis according to their Fire
Department or EMS System affiliation
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Active members
of a fire department or government-based EMS system will
be given priority admission consideration
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Non fire
department applicants, those affiliated with a private
EMS or ambulance company and others are accepted on a
"space available" basis
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Paramedic
800 hours (Approximately 8
months)
All
persons interested in registering for a Paramedic class must apply with the EMS
Education Department, meet all admission requirements and successfully complete
a Class Entry Examination.
Class Start Dates
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3 Unit Day Class - 9/13/2010
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1 Unit Day Class 1/2011
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Additional
dates to be determined
Admission
requirements
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Valid Ohio Driver's License
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Valid High School Diploma or
GED Certificate
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Current Ohio EMT-Basic
Certification
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Current American Heart
Association BLS Healthcare Provider course completion
card
The course completion card
must be valid for at least one year after class
enrollment and acceptance
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Class Entry Examination
(Pretest) score of at least 75% successful (See dates
below)
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Satisfactory physical exam
completed within the past year
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Payment of tuition or
payment plan approval no later than the first scheduled day of
class
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Proof of Completion no later
than the first scheduled day of class:
Basic level human anatomy
and physiology consisting of at least 3 credit hours
UPDATED 08/11/2010
See below for course completion
requirements, including math, English and
anatomy/physiology.
Class Entry Exams
Potential students may take the
Course Entry Exam on either of these dates. Your exam score
will be valid for 1 year from the date of the exam (i.e. you
may take the pretest on any of these dates for any class
that starts within 1 year).
All Class Entry Exams will be
conducted at
EMS Education, Suite 250, 393 E Town St,
Cols OH 43215
- June 17 at 1800
- June 21 at 1800
- June 23 at 1800
- June 24 at 1800
- June 30 at 1800
- July 6 at 1000
Additional dates to be
determined
Application/Enrollment
Qualified applicants must
complete an application and submit valid copies of your
current
Ohio EMT-B or EMT-I certification card, current BLS Healthcare provider card,
Ohio driver’s license and high school diploma or GED
certificate. Application and late fees
may be paid by a money order or cashier's check made
payable to Grant EMS Education.
Paramedic Student
Application Cover Letter
Paramedic
Student Application
Paramedic Student Physical Examination Report
Clinical Rotation
Requirements
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Emergency Department - 150 hours
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ICU/CCU - 16 hours
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Pediatrics - 24 hours
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Operating Rooms - As
Available
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Psychiatric - 8 hours
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Neonatal Intensive Care - 6
hours
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Labor and Delivery - 24 hours
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Paramedic Field Internship - 200
hours
Course Completion Requirements
Proof of completion must be
provided for the following item(s) before taking the final
exam:
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Proficiency testing in math
and English (Remediation, if needed, must be completed before course
completion)
Upon successful completion of
all requirements, including class attendance,
assignments, and examinations, field-based clinical
rotations, hospital-based clinical rotations, and any
other student/class requirements, the student may be
eligible to sit for the Ohio EMS Certification Exam
(National Registry).
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National Registry of EMTs
All National Registry
practical exams have open registration. Students outside
of the Grant EMS Education Program may complete their
testing at our test site. You must make a testing reservation and bring a
government issued photo ID with you to the exam site.
National Registry of EMTs
Paramedic
Skills Sheets
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For more information about
EMS Education,
send e-mail to: emseducation (at) ohiohealth (dot) com
or call (614) 566-9111 Option 2
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The Grant Medical Center EMS
Education Program is accredited by the State of Ohio
Department of Public Safety, Division of EMS (Accreditation # 314)
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