SPECIAL TEAMS
RECERTIFICATION
This standard provides the minimum requirements for a fire department, law enforcement, and EMS infection control program to identify and limit the potential of an infectious exposure to fire department members during the performance of their assigned duties and within the fire department working and living environment. Several OSHA standards and directives are directly applicable to protecting workers against the transmission of infectious agents. This program will cover important rules and regulations set forth by OSHA for workplace safety and infectious disease exposure.
Infection Control Officer
Do you have a designated infection control officer at your organization? This course is designed to prepare the Infection Control Officer to fully meet the requirements for the position established under NFPA 1581, OSHA, and the Ryan White Law. The Ryan White Law states that each EMS, Fire, and law enforcement agency must have a designated officer and an alternate to manage exposures for the department. The course will focus on legal and clinical issues with an emphasis on the implementation of the program. Participants will have access to resources including a template for an infection control plan that can be modified for your service. This course is 100% online, with no classroom or virtual requirement.
Designated Infection Control Officer (DICO)
- MEETS NFPA 1581 REQUIREMENT
- OSHA COMPLIANT
- MEETS FEDERAL STANDARDS
- 8 CAPCE CEUS
Texas Infection Control Officer (TICO)
- MEETS NFPA 1581 REQUIREMENT
- TEXAS MODULE TAC 97 AND CHAPTER 81
- MEETS FEDERAL STANDARDS
- 10 CAPCE CEUS
Critical Care Paramedic Review Course
In critical care transport, it is important that the advanced provider maintain competency and have a baseline of knowledge to care for the critical patients encountered during air and ground transport. This review course is approved by the International Board of Specialty Certifications (IBSC®) and the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). The course meets the recertification requirements for currently certified FP-C® and/or CCP-C®. UMBC accepts all 36 hours of CE toward recertification requirements of CCEMTP®.
- 18 Self-Paced Modules
- IBSC Approved Review Course
- FP-C, CCP-C and CFRN Review
EKG Courses
Understanding and interpreting an EKG can be challenging. MedicalEdNows’ Basic EKG and 12 Lead EKG courses equip EMS, Nursing, and Allied Healthcare Professionals with the essential knowledge needed to quickly identify potential cardiac events and how to respond appropriately.
Basic EKG
- Review Detailed Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology
- Review Lead Placement And Basic ECG Waveforms
- Review And Identify Dysrhythmias
- Real-Life Case Studies To Deepen Your Understanding Of Content
12 Lead EKG
- Review Detailed Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology
- Identify LVH, LAFB, RAE, LAE, LBBB, RBBB, LPFD, Bifascicular Blocks
- Review And Discuss 12 Lead Interpretation For The AMI Patient
- Real-Life Case Studies To Deepen Your Understanding Of Content
LIFE SUPPORT AND FIRST AID
CAPCE Accredited | NREMT Accepted
- AHA HeartCode CPR
- Online simulation
- 24/7 access to your course
- Link for skills checkoff
- Nationally accredited
- Mobile friendly
- AHA eLearning Online Course
- Provider Manual Online
- 24/7 access to your course
- Nationally Accredited
- Skills Checkoff Required by AHA Instructor
- AHA eLearning Course
- Provider Manual Online
- 24/7 access to your course
- Nationally Accredited
- Skills Checkoff Required by AHA Instructor
- Complete The Course On Your Schedule
- Can Be Used Initial Training Or Renewal
- Includes Interactive Content To Engage Students
- Mobile Friendly
- 24/7 access
- 2 Year Certification
- 100% Online
- Mobile Friendly
- Interactive, Video-Based Course
- 24/7 Access
- Learn From Anywhere
- This Course For the Layperson
- 100% Online
- Mobile Friendly
- Learn How To Stop Severe Bleeding
- Learn Tourniquets
- Interactive, Online
- Help Save A Life
