17 courses with the subject EMTP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
The course will cover basic Pharmacology principles including historical perspectives on drug administration, drug names and classifications, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, legal considerations to drug administration, and medication math. Students will be taught all aspects of medication administration. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1133, EMTP 1112, EMTP 151L, EMTP 1190
This course is the study of human anatomy and physiology and provides an overview of cells, tissues and organs, chemistry, nutrition, metabolism, and all of the major bodily systems. Progression Course: Yes Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1133, EMTP 1112, EMTP 1151L, EMTP 1190
This course will cover EMS Systems, Workforce Safety and Wellness, Public Health, Medical-Legal and Ethical Issues, Communications, Documentation, Transport Operations, Incident Management, Vehicle Extrication and Special Rescue, Hazardous Materials, Terrorism Response, Disaster Response, and Crime Scene Awareness. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1112, EMTP 1122, EMTP 1251L, EMTP 1190 101
Clinical Education I is a hands-on course that focuses on exposing students to ALS care as well as the Adult ED setting. Students are expected to demonstrate competency in BLS skills and care. Once cleared in Intravenous access, students may have the opportunity to perform these skills under preceptor guidance. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1133, EMTP 1112, EMTP 1122, EMTP 1190
Clinical Education I is a hands-on course that focuses on exposing students to ALS care as well as the Adult ED setting. Students are expected to demonstrate competency in BLS skills and care. Once cleared in Intravenous access, students may have the opportunity to perform these skills under preceptor guidance. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1121, EMTP 1190 Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1133, EMTP 1112, EMTP 1122, EMTP 1151L
The course will cover advanced Pharmacology principles including patient assessment for appropriate medication usage, commonly seen chronic maintenance medications, formulas and calculations required for accurate medication administration, and a review of the medications used in paramedic practice. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1112, EMTP 1122 Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1241, EMTP 1251L, EMTP1290
The Advanced Airway Management course is a comprehensive course focused on advanced techniques and strategies essential for effective airway management. Students will receive instruction in oxygenation, ventilation endotracheal intubation, and the use of supraglottic airways, equipping them with the knowledge and experience needed to confidently handle complex airway scenarios. Additionally, students learn the foundations and utilization of waveform capnography which enhances students' ability to assess the ventilation status. Through a combination of theoretical instruction, practical exercises, class discussions, and simulated patient scenarios, paramedic students will develop the critical skills necessary for advanced airway management in the field. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1122 Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1212, EMTP 1251L, EMTP 1290
The course will consist of practice and evaluations of Basic and Advanced Airway skills, including Endotracheal Intubation, Alternative Airways, Assessment of the Patient who has medical or traumatic etiology using Basic and Advanced diagnostic tools. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1122, EMTP 1151L Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1212, EMTP 1241, EMTP 1290
Clinical Education II is a comprehensive hands-on course that focuses on exposing students to various clinical settings. In addition to Field Rotations, students will gain exposure to specialties such as the Adult Emergency Department, Respiratory Therapy, and Anesthesia. Rotating within these departments allows the student to perform and assist in intravenous access, medication administration, advanced airway skills, patient assessments with different medical and trauma morphologies. Students will have the opportunity to perform skills under preceptor guidance, once cleared in lab. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): No Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1212, EMTP 1241, EMTP 1251L
This course will cover cardiac physiology, cardiovascular emergencies, 3-leads, 12-leads, managing a field code, and critical decision making. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1323, EMTP 1351L, EMTP 1390 102
This course covers medical emergencies that may be encountered in the prehospital setting including respiratory, neurologic, abdominal, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, renal, endocrine, hematologic, immunologic, and psychiatric emergencies. Also covered are diseases of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat, infectious diseases, and toxicology. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1313, EMTP 1351L, EMTP 1390
The course will consist of practice and evaluations in the following areas: Skills practice and evaluations in the following disciplines EKG Interpretation, 12 Lead EKG Interpretation, Defibrillation, Cardioversion, Transcutaneous Pacing and Scenarios. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1251L Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1313, EMTP 1323, EMTP 1390
Clinical Education III is a comprehensive, hands-on course that focuses on exposing students to various clinical settings. In addition to Field Rotations, students will gain exposure to specialties such as Online Medical Control, Critical Care Transport, and additional sites. Rotating within these departments allows the student to perform and assist in intravenous access, medication administration, advanced airway skills, cardiac monitoring, rhythm interpretations, 12 lead placement and interpretations, defibrillation, cardioversion, transcutaneous pacing, patient assessments with different medical and trauma morphologies. Students will have the opportunity to perform skills under preceptor guidance, once cleared in lab. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1313, EMTP 1323, EMTP 13561L
This course will cover trauma-related emergencies including blunt and penetrating trauma, soft tissue injuries, burns, musculoskeletal injuries, head and facial trauma, spinal trauma, thoracic and abdominal trauma. Students will also study trauma systems, shock, environmental emergencies, and geriatric emergencies. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1423, EMTP 1451L, EMTP 1490
This course focuses on gynecological emergencies, obstetrics, complications associated with pregnancy, labor, and postpartum, neonatal care and resuscitation, and pediatrics. Life-span development is also discussed. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1413, EMTP 1451L, EMTP 1490
The course will consist of practice and evaluations in the following areas: hands-on scenario skills and Megacode in patients of different ages with different medical and trauma disorders as well as be evaluated in skills that have not been performed in the field or clinical setting. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): EMTP 1351L Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1413, EMTP 1423, EMTP 1490 103
Clinical Education IV is a comprehensive, hands-on course that focuses on exposing students to various clinical settings. In addition to Field Rotations, students will gain exposure to specialties such as Labor and Delivery, Pediatric ED, and the Cardiac Catheterization Lab. Rotating within these departments allows the student to perform and assist in intravenous access, medication administration, advanced airway skills, cardiac monitoring, rhythm interpretations, 12 lead placement and interpretations, defibrillation, cardioversion, transcutaneous pacing, patient assessments with different medical and trauma morphologies. Towards the end of the course, students will complete a Capstone Field internship. Progression Course: No Prerequisite Course(s): None Co-requisite Course(s): EMTP 1413, EMTP 1423, EMTP 1451L Independent Study Certification As part of a student’s graduation requirements, students are required to complete the current version of the following FEMA Courses: • IS-100 • IS-200 • IS-700 • IS-800 • IS-5 (NYS Requirement) or a HAZWOPER First Responder Awareness Level (National Registry
Source: Center for Allied Health Education's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
