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The Ocean County EMS AcademyTraining Location - OC Fire & EMS Training Center
200 Volunteer Way
Waretown, NJ 08758
Elective Courses EMS Training Announcement - Fall 2024 Print Version (1).pdf
EMS - Registration Form 2024.pdf
EMS Academy Courses
AUGUST 2024AMBULANCE STRIKE TEAM LEADER
CEU’s: 8
Course Length: 8 Hours
Prerequisites: ICS 100, ICS 200, NIMS 700, LSI Awareness
8/11/2024
8AM - 5PM
SEPTEMBER 2024TEEX MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE FOR BOMBING INCIDENTS
CEU’s: 16
Course Length: 16 Hours
Prerequisites: NONE
9/10 & 9/11/2024
8AM - 5PM
EMERGENCY INCIDENT REHAB
CEU’s: 4
Course Length: 4 Hours
Prerequisites: NONE
9/17/2024
630PM - 1030PM
OCTOBER 2024TACTICAL EMERGENCY CASUALTY CARE (TECC)
CEU’s: 16
Course Length: 16 Hours
Prerequisites: None
10/9 & 10/10/2024
8AM – 5PM
NJ DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING AWARENESS
CEU’s: 1.5
Course Length: 13.5 Hours
Prerequisites: None
10/15/2024
630PM - 8PM
NJ EMT REFRESHER A
CEU’s: 8
Course Length: 8 Hours
Prerequisites: Current BLS/CPR card
10/12/2024
8AM – 5PM
NOVEMBER 2024EMS RESPONSE TO LARGE SCALE INCIDENTS - LEVEL 2 - OPERATIONS
CEU’s: 16
Course Length: 16 Hours
Prerequisites: ICS 200, EMS Response to Large Scale Incidents - Level 1 Awareness
11/2 & 11/3/2024
8AM - 5PM
NJ EMT REFRESHER B
CEU’s: 8
Course Length: 8 Hours
Prerequisites: Current BLS/CPR card
11/9/2024
8AM – 5PM
DECEMBER 2024ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES
CEU’s:3
Course Length: 3 Hours
Prerequisites: NONE
12/4/2024
630PM - 930PM
GEMS - GERIATRIC EDUCATION FOR EMS PROVIDERS
CEU’s: 8
Course Length: 8 Hours
Prerequisites: NONE
12/7/2024
8AM – 5PM
NJ EMT REFRESHER C
CEU’s: 8
Course Length: 8 Hours
Prerequisites: Current BLS/CPR card
12/8//2024 - 8:00a – 5:00p
EMT BASIC TRAINING
Hackensack/Meridian Health Education
To locate and register for EMS related training sessions please go to the Hackensack/Meridian Health website located at:
http://meridianhealth.enrollware.com/schedule
New emergency medical technicians are put through their paces at the Ocean County Training Center in Waretown. In order to become an EMT, students need to complete 200 hours of classroom study and rigorous hands-on training in order to meet their EMT basic requirements and receive their certification. In addition to their classroom work and hands-on training at the center, students also spend 10 additional hours in a local emergency room assisting hospital personnel. Upon completion of the required curriculum, each student must score 70 percent or higher on a 100 question written final examination. Students must also pass a practical skills examination demonstrating that they are mentally and physically prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.
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