Emergency Medical Technician Course
The EMT course is taught over seven modules, each one amounting to 40-50 hours of study divided between self-directed learning and face-to-face teaching. The course provides all of the knowledge and skills necessary to work competently as a professional EMT.
Each module covers a different aspect of EMT practice such as anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology and patient assessment, emergency care and resuscitation, trauma and minor injuries, paediatrics and obstetric care and ambulance operations.
Face-to-face teaching includes didactic lecture-style presentations and tutorials as well as workshops to develop practical skills and scenario-based teaching to put knowledge and skills into practice.
Course instructors include doctors, paramedics and advanced practitioners in pre-hospital and emergency care. All of the course faculty are currently practicing and hold advanced qualifications in pre-hospital medicine.
The course culminates with a consolidation and assessment phase including a final written examination and practical assessments covering all of the key knowledge and skills taught and practiced on the course.
Successful completion of the course leads to the award of the Remote Medic UK EMT Certificate as well as additional emergency care certifications.
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