8 courses with the subject PHED, 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.
Such as Aikido, tai chi, yoga, yin yoga, guided meditation, yoga fusion, and recreational sports.
Such as scuba diving.
Such as zumba, walking, weight training, indoor cycling, Pilates, and pickleball.
First Aid/Basic Life Support (CPR/AED)
Varsity Sport Participation.
Emergency Medical Technician is a pre-hospital medical certification recognized by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the National Registry of EMT's (NREMT). Students will take this lecture/practical intensive course which is designed as part one of a three-course series, including a 20-hour externship (EMT Basic II) and make academic progress by completing all course work to the satisfaction of the instructors. Students will be eligible to take the practical and written portions of the NREMT and Virginia EMT exams to become certified as a practicing BLS (Basic Life Support) Emergency Medical Technician, following successful completion of all course work within a single academic year (EMT I, II, and III) and approval of the instructors.
Emergency Medical Technician is a pre-hospital medical certification recognized by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the National Registry of EMT's (NREMT). Students will take this course which is designed as part two of a three-course series. The J-Term course will cover some additional core hours for the EMT and will prepare students with the necessary skills for Pre-Hospital Clinical Rotations. Students will be eligible to take the practical and written portions of the NREMT and Virginia EMT exams to become certified as a practicing BLS (Basic Life Support) Emergency Medical Technician, following successful completion of all course work within a single academic year (EMT I, II, and III) and approval of the instructors.
Emergency Medical Technician is a pre-hospital medical certification recognized by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the National Registry of EMT's (NREMT). Students will take this lecture/practical intensive course which is designed as part three of a three-course series, including a 20-hour externship (EMT Basic II) and make academic progress by completing all course work to the satisfaction of the instructors. Students will be eligible to take the practical and written portions of the NREMT and Virginia EMT exams to become certified as a practicing BLS (Basic Life Support) Emergency Medical Technician, following successful completion of all course work within a single academic year (EMT I, II, and III) and approval of the instructors.
Source: Randolph-Macon College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
