Is
there a Course Pre-Study component?
All Flatline
Response EMS Programs include a Pre-Study Component.
The
Pre-Study begins at the close of registration is the first day of your
program.
The pre-study
assignments must be completed prior to the first
skill day. You
will b required to hand in the assignment on the first day of skill
practice.
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How
will I be graded?
There will be 2
Domain written Exams, 1 final course exam and Practical Skill Exams.
A grade of 80% is required on all course assessments.
Students are assessed by observing their
performance in conditions similar to those in an occupational setting.
Those items you learn and practice in the class days and from the
modules are things that a good EMR must have a working knowledge and
understanding of in order to provide the proper and effective patient
care.
Students are given the opportunity to learn
and apply new pre-hospital skills in practical based scenarios.
Flatline Response utilizes a full range of equipment from bandages to a
full time on-site ambulance to re-enforce your new skills.
You will become confident with your new skills in real life
situations.
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What
should I bring to Class?
Please bring your Pre-Study Workbook,
textbooks, a notebook, pens, pencils etc. There will be lunch and
breaks. There are a number of places for lunch close by.
There is a lunch room with a fridge and microwave for student use.
This link will take you to facility information.
General Program Information
- directions, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
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Do I need a uniform?
Appropriate attire is required for all class days.
·
Minimal
jewelry/piercings
·
Long Pants,
dark color
·
Closed toed
shoes/boots NO sandals
·
Shirts/t-shirts dark color– no sleeveless, no tank tops, skirts, shorts,
.
EMS Uniforms
and clothing can be purchased at the school
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At the Conclusion of
the Course
As a graduate of the Flatline Response Inc.
EMR Program, you are eligible to complete the Provincial Registration
Examination to become registered as an Emergency Medical Responder with
the Alberta College of Paramedics and to work in the province of
Alberta.
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Licenses and Certifications
Certification and licensure are both required at all levels of training.
Alberta College of Paramedics administers all
Certification and Registration
exams separately for each level of training and registration is required
for provincial licensure at all levels. Completion
of an authorized training course prepares students to complete the
provincial registry examination.
Emergency Medical Responder Certification is
one of the prerequisites for the Emergency Medical
Technician program.
Download
an Information and
Application for complete information on the Emergency Medical
Responder Program
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Student
Responsibilities
You are responsible to study the theory for
this program on your own time.
It is important for you to:
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Be prepared for all practical skill class
days
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Complete all your prestudy for each
domain
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Complete all workbook assignments
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Be prepared for your exams
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Be familiar with all the program and
exam policies and procedures
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