OnSite Medical Service, Inc. 8 Week EMT-Basic Training Program Summer (II) 2013 Syllabus

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1 OnSite Medical Service, Inc. 8 Week EMT-Basic Training Program Summer (II) 2013 Syllabus Program Director: David Kause, EMT-P Course/Lab Coordinator: Mary Park, M.Ed, EMT-B General Manager: Kyle Fritz Clinical Course Coordinator: Robert Miller, MD Compliance Officer: Victoria Bailey JD Primary Instructor and OMS Faculty: David Kause, EMT P Phillip Roliz, EMT P Lauren Liets, PhD Mohammed Mortazavi, MD Tipu Khan, MD Robin Altman, PhD Jenni Kincheloe-Figueroa, MS Austin Merrill, MA, MS David Barnes, MD Paramjit Singh, MD, MA Preface: The EMT-B training program offered by OnSite Medical Service, Inc. adheres to and follows the guidelines described by the United States Department of Transportation s EMT-Basic National Standard Curriculum, DOT HS , August 1994, which includes learning objectives, skills protocols, and treatment guidelines. At the commencement of this course, you can expect to have received all the tools, training, and skills necessary to pass both your NREMT and LEMSA EMT- B certification exams. The Faculty and Staff of OMS will do their best to prepare you for these examinations and provide a focused and thorough curriculum emphasizing the hands on skills necessary to apply your EMS knowledge and training in the field as a competent Emergency Medical Technician. THIS COURSE WILL REQUIRE WORK! Simply attending lectures and laboratory sessions DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOUR CERTIFICATION! Class Times: TR/F from 06:00p 10:00p* (Exceptions are listed on syllabus) Lab Times: W/Su 09:00a 06:00p** (Exceptions are listed on syllabus) Lunch Time for Labs: 12:00p- 12:30p Office Hours: Fridays 4p-6p (Minimum of 3 OH s is required for course completion) Attendance: MANDATORY! Absences: Each student is allowed ONE excused absence for both ONE lab and ONE lecture. Each student must receive prior approval of such absence from the Primary Instructor responsible for the missed material. It is in the Primary Instructor/Program Director s discretion as to what actions MUST be taken by the student to satisfy the OMS Course Requirements for earning a Satisfactory Pass. Any missed quiz CANNOT be made up; regardless of excused/not excused absence. Any student who misses MORE than the aforementioned excused absences will receive a NO PASS for this course and NOT receive a Certificate of Completion. OMS Course Requirements: Current CPR certification CPR training equivalent to the American Heart Association s Guidelines 2005 for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care at the Healthcare Provider level is a prerequisite for admission to the OMS, Inc. EMT Basic Training Program. Grades: Each student must complete the course with a quiz average of 80% and a final examination score greater than or equal to 80%. Each student must attend all 16 lectures (64 hours) and all 11 labs (97.5 hours). Students can miss ONE lecture and ONE lab ONLY if the Primary Instructor/Program Director approves the absence and the appropriate actions are taken to make up the absence. Tardiness will exempt the student from taking a quiz which is usually given at the beginning of the class or lab. Whether you are absent or tardy, NO QUIZZES CAN BE MADE UP! All grades will be available online through Engrade. The website and password will be ed to you after

2 the first lab. Clinical Rotations/Background Checks and TB test: In order to satisfy the requirements of the NREMT as well as local emergency services agencies, a student must complete a minimum of 24 Clinical hours, including a minimum of 10 Patient Contact hours, pursuant to the EMT Training provisions of the Emergency Medical Service System and Prehospital Medical Care Personnel Act and the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 9, Chapter 2, Article 3, Section , and Each student will be required to complete a background check and produce a recent TB test (within the last 6 months) prior to participating in any clinical rotations. Students will be asked to produce proof of current immunizations. Exams: 15 Quizzes* x 15 questions (1 point/question) = 225 points (80% required) 20 Lab Quizlets* x 5 questions (1 point/questions) = 100 points (80% required) Final Exam x 100 questions (1 point/question) = 100 points (80% required) Skills Examination = P/NP (P =Satisfactory Performance) Scenario Examination = P/NP (P=Satisfactory Performance) *The lowest Lecture Quiz, AM Lab Quizlet and PM Lab Quizlet will be dropped. Satisfactory Performance in the following skills MUST be demonstrated: a. Patient examination, trauma patient f. Circulation emergencies b. Patient examination, medical patient g. Neurological emergencies c. Airway emergencies h. soft tissue injury d. Breathing emergencies i. musculoskeletal injury e. Automated external defibrillation j. obstetrical emergencies Lab Checklists Each lab will have an accompanying checklist that must be completed and turned in at the end of the lab. There will be no points assigned to these in class assignments; however, failure to complete at least 10/11 of the required checklists would result in a NO PASS. The Lab Coordinator will collect all lists at the END of EACH LAB. Uniform and Equipment: All OMS EMT B Students will be required to attend lectures, labs, and clinical rotations in uniform. OMS EMT B Student Uniform will consist of an OMS EMT B Student T shirt, dark blue work pants, black non-athletic shoes or boots, and a wristwatch. Each student will be required to bring his/her stethoscope and BP cuff to all lectures and labs as they may be called upon to demonstrate associated skills at any time. OMS will provide these items by the second class meeting. Web Access: Students will have access to all materials posted by OMS Faculty and Staff by logging into our website (bottom right hand corner: Student Login). Student Login: OMSstudent StudentPassword: emtcourseatoms Quality Control: OMS Faculty and Staff reserve the right to withhold issuing an OMS EMT B Course Completion Certification to any student who does not meet the minimum requirements listed above and who, in the opinion of the Program Director, Faculty Instructors, OMS Board of Medical Directors, and Teaching Assistants, has failed to demonstrate the skills/knowledge necessary to aptly perform the duties of an Emergency Medical Technician Basic. Any OMS Student, while in lecture, lab, clinical rotations, and or representing this course while in uniform shall be held to the same standards as an employee of OMS. Emergency Medical Services is a profession of compassion, respect, and integrity failure to treat your fellow students, OMS Faculty and Staff, or those you encounter during your clinical rotations with these basic courtesies will result in an IMMEDIATE EXPULSION from this course without refund/certificate of Completion. We expect GREAT THINGS from each and every one of you. (This is a good thing be excited!) OMS is committed to YOUR EDUCATION and our mission of:

3 Compassionate Care, Sound Judgment, and an Excellence in Education OMS Summer (II) 2013 Schedule Week Date Topic /Assignment Quiz 1 7/18 Lecture #1: Welcome & Intro to EMS, Legal, Death, Well Being NA [David/Phil and SSV Rep] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 1,2, and 4 1 7/19 Lecture #2: Basic Anatomy & Intro to Organ Systems #1 Physiology 1: Autonomic Nervous System [Austin/Jenni 3 hours/dr. Liets 1hours] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 5 and 6 2 7/21 Skills Lab #1: Anatomy Laboratory L1 Lab Section #1; Lab Module 3 2 7/25 Lecture #3: Physiology 2, Cardio-Resp, Renal Physiology #2 [Dr. Liets] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 5 and 6 2 7/26 Lectuer #4: Medical Emergencies (Diabetes, Allergies, Poisonings) #3 [Dr. Liets 2 hrs for physio, David/Phil 2 hrs] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 21, 22, /28 Skills Lab #2: Scene Size-up, Primary and Secondary Assessment L2 & L3 Lab Section #2; Lab Module 1 3 8/1 Lecture #5: Physio of Emphysema, COPD, Asthma Airway Management #4 & Respiratory Emergencies [Dr. Liets Physio 1 hr/david/phil 3 hrs] Brady Text and Workbook Ch /2 Lecture #6: Cardiac Emergencies, AED & Pharmacology #5 [David/Phil 3 hrs/dr. Liets 1 hour w/ pharm] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 18 and /4 Skills Lab 3: Airway, CPR Review; Assessment review L4 & L5 Lab Section #3; Lab Module 2 4 8/7** Skills Lab #4: Medical Assessment and Medical Emergencies L6 & L7 Lab Section #4; Lab Module 1 4 8/8 Lecture #7: Environmental, Behavioral & Geriatric Emergencies #6 [Dr. Liets physio of aging, David/Phil Tx s for ems] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 25, 33, and /9 Lecture #8: Patient Assessment & Vital Signs #7 [David/Phil] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, /11 Skills Lab #5: Environmental, Behavioral and Geriatric Emergencies L8 & L9 Lab Section #5; Lab Module 6 5 8/14* Lecture #9: Trauma Bleeding/Shock, Soft Tissue, #8 Musculo and Abdom Injuries [David/Phil] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 27 and 28

4 6 8/18 Skills Lab #6: Trauma Emergencies L10 & L11 Lab Section #6; Lab Module 6 6 8/21** Skills Lab #7: C-Spine, Backboarding, Skills Review, Scenario Practice L12 & L13 Lab Section #7; Lab Module 4 6 8/22 Lecture #10: Trauma Head, Spinal, Eyes, Face, Throat & Neuro Injuries #9 [Dr. Barnes; Dr. Law/ Dr. Miller] Brady Text Ch /23 Lecture #11: Practice Written NREMT #1 #10 [Full length practice exam] 6 pm-8pm Drugs/ ETOH Presentation 8 pm- 10 pm 7 8/25* Lecture #12: Obstetrics/ Gynecology (OB/GYN) Childbirth #11 [Dr. Khan] 9a-12p Brady Text and Workbook Ch /25 Skills Lab #8: OB, Pediatrics, Documentation, Scenario practice L14 & L15 Lab Section #8; Lab Module 6 7 8/29 Lecture #13: Pediatric & Infant Emergencies #12 [Dr. Mortazavi] Brady Text and Workbook Ch /30 Lecture #14: Ambulance Ops & Communication, Terrorism and MCI #13 [David/Phil 2 hr lecture] Brady Text and Workbook Ch. 17, 38, 39, and /3* Lecture #15: Pediatric and Adult Sports Injuries #14 [Dr. Mortazavi] 8 9/5** Skills Lab #9: CHP Heli Demo, Lifting and Moving, Rapid Extrication L16 & L17 Lab Section #9; Lab Module 7 8 9/6 Lecture #16: Practice Written NREMT #2 (6p-8p) #15 [Mary/Kyle + TAs] Skills/ Scenario Review (8p-10p) [TA s 2 hrs] 9 9/8 Skills Lab #10: ALS Assistance, Triage and Review, Mock Testing 1 L18 & L19 Lab Section #10; Lab Module 8 9 9/10** Skills Lab #11 Mock Testing 2, Q & A L20 Lab Section #11; Lab Module 8 9 9/12 FINAL WRITTEN EXAM (1900) *Note time change!! NA [Mary/Kyle] 9 9/13** MANDATORY OPEN LAB, Q & A, Skills and Scenario Review NA (Fri) [Mary/Kyle + TA s, EMT-P] 9 9/14 (Sat) Skills Evaluation ( ) [Mary/Kyle/TA s + David/Phil] NA 10 9/15 (Sun) Scenario Examination ( ) [Mary/Kyle/TA s+ EMTP] NA

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