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Emergency Medical Training for Nurses

April 8, 2010 · 1 Comment 



CHEERS’ EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
Emergency Medical Technician-Basic
Crossover Training from RN to EMT-B
US DOT Guidelines for NREMT requirements
AREMT Registration – DMT Pre-course Training

PREREQUISITE:

Must be a Registered Nurse (pls. present valid PRC License)

DURATION
EMT- Basic 10 DAYS (Face to Face – Full Time)  plus pre course assignments and plus onsite clinical/theory assessment.

Final assessments of competencies will require face/face with AREMT RTO and Assessors.

CERTIFICATION:
AHA Basic Life Support and Emergency Medical Technician Basic AREMT

EMT training guidelines, Certificate,  Workbooks,

International Accreditation and Recognition Council (Australia)
Recognition in (Australia, Denmark, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, South Korea, UK).

Inclusive of the following:

EMT Basic E-version Manual, AHA BLS Certification Card and EMT Basic AREMT Certification Card Candidates will need to complete face/face assessments with an approved AREMT Assessor or EMS professional

TRAINING SCHEDULE AND VENUE

Venue: CHEERS training facility at 2/F Victoria I Bldg., 1670 Quezon Ave., South Triangle, Quezon City

For practical skills venues are on assigned Ambulance Unit, ER and BFP

Dates: April 9 -10, April 12-17 and April 19-20

 

Click here for more details

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One Response to “Emergency Medical Training for Nurses”
  1. donald says:
    November 30, 2010 at 5:39 pm

    hello po….when po ang next training about this. thanks

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