Richmond Technical Center offers career and technical education programs including Emergency Medical Technician and Emergency Medical Responder training. The center is part of Richmond Public Schools and provides students with both high school and college credits through dual enrollment with Reynolds Community College.
Location
Richmond, VA • 2 Locations
Phone
804-780-6237
Richmond Technical Center offers career and technical education programs including Emergency Medical Technician and Emergency Medical Responder training. The center is part of Richmond Public Schools and provides students with both high school and college credits through dual enrollment with Reynolds Community College.
Location
Richmond, VA • 2 Locations
Phone
804-780-6237
Choose from available first responder training programs.
This course prepares students to provide immediate life-saving interventions. Topics include EMS systems, medical emergencies, trauma, and placement in the pre-hospital setting. It aligns with Virginia's didactic and lab requirements for EMR training.
This course prepares students to provide immediate life-saving interventions. Topics include EMS systems, medical emergencies, trauma, and placement in the pre-hospital setting. It aligns with Virginia's didactic and lab requirements for EMR training.
This course follows NEMSES and covers EMS basics, anatomy, and medical terminology. Students gain skills in patient care, scene assessment, and understand shock, resuscitation, and trauma. Completion and endorsement allow progression to EMT II, leading to potential eligibility for the NREMT exam.
This course follows NEMSES and covers EMS basics, anatomy, and medical terminology. Students gain skills in patient care, scene assessment, and understand shock, resuscitation, and trauma. Completion and endorsement allow progression to EMT II, leading to potential eligibility for the NREMT exam.
The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course prepares the EMR student to provide immediate life-saving interventions for patients of all ages while awaiting additional emergency medical services. Areas of study include an introduction to EMS systems, roles and responsibilities of the EMR, anatomy and physiology, medical emergencies, trauma, and special considerations for working in the pre-hospital setting.
The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course prepares the EMR student to provide immediate life-saving interventions for patients of all ages while awaiting additional emergency medical services. Areas of study include an introduction to EMS systems, roles and responsibilities of the EMR, anatomy and physiology, medical emergencies, trauma, and special considerations for working in the pre-hospital setting.
Students explore and apply the fundamentals of emergency medical services (EMS), anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology while demonstrating skills in assessing and managing patient care, including assessing the scene and understanding shock, resuscitation, and trauma.
Students explore and apply the fundamentals of emergency medical services (EMS), anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology while demonstrating skills in assessing and managing patient care, including assessing the scene and understanding shock, resuscitation, and trauma.
Students build on their knowledge and skills for providing basic life support by focusing on the areas of emergency medical services (EMS) operations, medical emergencies, and management of special patient populations.
Students build on their knowledge and skills for providing basic life support by focusing on the areas of emergency medical services (EMS) operations, medical emergencies, and management of special patient populations.
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Sorted by distance, within 75 miles.
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