National Standard EMR Course
Meets and exceeds national curriculum as outlined in Emergency Medical Responder Education Standard available at EMS.gov
This course prepares the student to respond to a variety of emergencies as a first responder in the field or workplace. At 40+ hours, the course covers a variety of emergencies including:
Workplace Safety and Wellness, Documentation, Communication, Medical / Legal / Ethics, Anatomy and Physiology / Pathophysiology / Medical Terminology, Airway Management, Respiration and Artificial Ventilation, Patient Assessment, Vital Signs, Altered Mental Status, Seizures, Stroke, Diabetes, Abdominal Pain, Dialysis, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Immunology, Infectious Disease, Psychiatric / Behavioral, Toxicology, Shock and Resuscitation, Bleeding, Soft Tissue Injury, Burns, Multi-System Trauma, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Head and Spine, Environmental Emergencies, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Newborn Car, Pediatrics, Geriatrics and Special Patient Populations, Air Medical, HazMat, MCI, Terrorism, Vehicle Extrication…
This course also covers Epinephrine Auto-Injectors, Naloxone and DuoDote Antidote.
How it works
Our hybrid First Responder Courses are designed to be administered by your department’s training officer.
Direct your staff to complete the course fundamentals online, then administer the practical session utilizing our skill sheets. You may then issue a completion certificate, or provide us with the completed skill sheets, and we will issue the certificate.
Frequently asked questions
CPR is a requirement of the successful completion of the First Responder program. CPR is not included in this course and it’s the responsibility of the student to maintain his/her CPR certification.
Practical sessions are performed by your department’s training officer. We will provide all skill sheets required to meet the course curriculum.
Our certificate indicates that a practical session, along with CPR certification are required in order to validate the EMR (emergency medical responder) certification.
The course is broken up into individual topics. Each topic contains a presentation and a quiz. The course has a linear flow, with components becoming available, once the preceding components are completed.
Massachusetts regulations call for recertification every 3 years, while the National Standard calls for biennial recertification if National Registry certified (optional).
Start by creating a free account on our Learning Management System located at MedConEd.com. For bulk orders, please contact us directly.
Cost
Purchase individual courses online, or contact us for bulk / purchase order transactions.
NATIONAL COURSE – INDIVIDUAL
Meets National Standards
BULK (10+ STUDENTS)
MA or National standards courses
MASS COURSE – INDIVIDUAL
Meets Massachusetts Regulations
*Practical sessions are completed by your department’s training officer (skill sheets are provided in the course). If you’d like us to schedule an instructor to provide the practical session(s), please contact us with specifics for a quote.
Contact us
If you have any questions or need support, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Address
210 Park Ave, Suite 154, Worcester, MA, 01609
