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EMT Basic/Cardiac Refresher

Tuition Includes:

911Programs understandst that most EMS providers work long hours - often at more than one place of employment. Busy schedules such as these make it difficult if not impossible to attend refresher training. Beginning February 1, 2014, 911Programs is offering an "Anytime Refresher" (any time the office is open). We have EMS instructors on staff daily. If you need an EMT or EMT-Cardiac refresher, contact the office to set up appointments. At least 24 hours advance notice is required. Tuition payable by cash, check, money order, cashiers check, paypal, or credit card.

Note: The current model for recertification of EMS licensure in Rhode Island is to follow the National Core Competency Program of the NREMT. This information is available on the NREMT website (www.nremt.org). In summary, EMTs must complete 40 hours of training in 3 content categories (20 hours of national-selected content, 10 hours of state/local - selected content, and 10 hours of individual-selected content). Advanced EMTs (AEMTs) must complete 50 hours (25 , 12.5, and 12.5 respectively). RI EMT-Cs must complete the AEMT portion then complete and ALS portion of approximately 12 hours.

Basic Refresher Tuition: $300

AEMT Refresher Tuition: $360

Cardiac Refresher Tuition: $600 (AEMT portion of $360 plus an additional $240)

Next Courses

Course Number	Course Type	Tuition	Location	Starts		Enroll
R23	1	$300.00	175 Metro Center Blvd., Warwick	01/01/2018		To enroll: Log in or create an account
R2018	1	$0.00	175 Metro Center Blvd., Warwick	01/01/2018		To enroll: Log in or create an account

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Policies

Course Information

Rhode EMT and EMT-C licenses expire on December 31st of each year. Consequently, this refresher ends on November 30th and Certificates are printed on the next business day for students who complete the course. By supplying certificates on December 1st (or the first business day following November 30th), it ensures that the student has a full month to apply for license renewal. If a student demonstrates a need to have a certificate issued sooner, that can be arranged.

Compliance

Course content and conduct is derived from and/or complies with:

The National EMS Core Content
The National EMS Scope of Practice
The National EMS Education Standards
The Rhode Island Division of EMS guidelines to conduct EMS training programs

Materials

The following physical materials are provided by the Program to each student

Textbook/workbook (library loan)
BLS for Healthcare Providers – Student Manual, American Heart Association, 2010 version (library loan)

The following distributive materials may be viewed online or downloaded and/or printed by the student

Prehospital Care Protocols and Standing Orders, Rhode Island Division of EMS, accessed online via http://www.health.ri.gov/publications/protocols/EMSProtocols_Feb2014.pdf
Additional materials from the Program website found in the Online Classroom Manager

Students are expected to read all assigned chapters and protocols, and perform workbook assignments relevant to the class session PRIOR to the class session.

Faculty

Medical Director: Robert Casci, D.O.
Program Director: William Howe, B.A., REMT-P, EMS I/C, License number 5453-P
Course Coordinator: William Howe

Grading Attendance and Other Policies

Program policies are available for viewing and download from this page (see above)

Students are required to sign a statement acknowledging and accepting all program policies pertinent to the course of instruction.

Course Format

This course uses the following formats for instruction:

Classroom style lectures: 18 hours
Laboratory sessions: 6 hours
Distributive learning and assignments: 0 hours
Written and practical examinations: up to 6 hours
Clinical internship: none
Field internship: none
TOTAL HOURS: approximately 30 (for EMT). Additional 12 for EMT-Cardiac

Location and Times

Location: 911Programs Warwick Classroom, 175 Metro Center Blvd Warwick, RI 02886
Times: As scheduled by student

About Us

HISTORY: 911Programs began in 1991 as New England Academy of Prehospital Medicine, a non-profit corporation created to educate the public in CPR and to provide basic EMT courses in southern Rhode Island.
NEAPM was dissolved and reformed into New England Medical Resources to provide both basic and advanced EMS courses. The EMS education climate changed significanlty in 2002 and NEMR was closed. The company was re-structured and opened under the name 911Programs to provide not only EMS courses but also allied health education with an eventual plan to expand into other vocational areas.
Currently, 911Programs is the fastest growing career technical school in Rhode Island.

COURSES: Currently, 911Programs offers day and evening courses in 12 different programs plus 10 other courses including recertification. All regular programs (i.e phlebotomy, CNA, EMT...) are taught on-site but short courses (i.e. continuing education, refresher...) can be done completely or partially online.

FACULTY: The faculty at 911Programs is carefully selected from among the best providers in Rhode Island. To teach for 911Programs, staff members must not only be qualified and experienced clinicians, but also excellent and experienced instructors.
911Programs monitors instructor performance, takes into account student feedback, and provides mentoring to improve performance in the classroom.

ACCESSIBILITY: This school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, sex, religious or political beliefs. However, as a private adult education institution, we reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone without cause. This school will offer alternate and accessible arrangements for students with disabilities per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) July 26, 1990 section 309. Students must meet with an administrator privately so that arrangements can be made. Click here for more information.

Contact 911PROGRAMS

We take our students' care very seriously. While our aim is to make our website easy to understand, and navigate we know there are times when you may need a bit of assistance.

We have provided a number of ways for our team to help you.

Email
For enrollment: admissions@911Programs.com

For billing & general info: 911ProgramsRI@gmail.com

Ordinary response time is one business day but can take longer during enrollment periods. All email correspondence is completely confidential.

Telephone: 1-401-773-7716
Usual office hours
Monday through Friday: 9am - 3pm (EST)

If calling outside normal office hours, or if no answer during office hours, please leave a message. Fax: 1-401-789-5487

Send your inquiries to:
911PROGRAMS
175 Metro Center Blvd
Warwick, RI 02886

Directions to 911Programs Warwick

911Programs is located at 175 Metro Center Blvd in Warwick. We are in the building with RI Telephone. We occupy the left side of the building (our sign is not yet installed).

From the North:
Take 95 south and get off at the Jefferson Blvd exit (exit 15). Head south. Take a right at the stoplight at Kilvert St / Coronado Rd. Take a left onto Metro Center Blvd.

From the South:
Take 95 north and take exit 13 (Airport Connector). Get off at Jefferson Blvd. Go Left onto Jefferson Blvd. Take a left at the stoplight at Kilvert St / Coronado Rd. Take a left onto Metro Center Blvd.