About
This 40 Hour EMS Instructional Strategies course is designed for the entry level EMS Instructor prior to formal instruction in an Emergency Medical Services educational program. This course is based on the 2002 National Guidelines For Educating EMS Instructors, which is a consortium of guidelines from the National Association of EMS Educators, the U.S. Department of Transportation, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Successful completion of this course shall entitle the student to EMS Instructor certification. Prerequisites: Must be a currently certified or licensed EMS Professional (Qualifications will be verified upon course completion). Length of Course: 40 Hours Course Location: The EMS Instructional Strategies course is offered online and includes interactive assignments such as presentations and uploading of various course documents to demonstrate proficiency. This course follows Program Designer: Ruben Major, EMT-Paramedic, M.A.
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Emergency Medical Training Professionals
Emergency Medical Training Professionals is an allied health training and educational facility in Lexington, Kentucky. It prepares people for emergency medical services and allied health fields, including Emergency Medical Technician, Patient Care Technician, Phlebotomy, EKG Technician, Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA), and Behavioral Health Technician training. The school’s mission centers on lifelong education, workforce development, workplace and higher-education success, and preparation of knowledgeable, compassionate healthcare professionals. Instruction is described as specialized, ethical, and practical, with attention to patient care and student preparedness. The institution also provides American Heart Association courses and online or hybrid education options for some offerings. Its programs include both clinical and administrative pathways within healthcare, along with continuing education and certification-focused courses for emergency and allied health personnel.