This is the Anatomy and Physiology class required for completion of the paramedic emergency medical technician class. Students register separately from the paramedic class, and the class is open to people not enrolled in the paramedic class. Registration is $60 unless exempt. Preregistration and textbook required. For more information and a list of books, visit EMT Frequently Asked Questions. For questions contact Mike Dymes at 919-686-3714. 80 hours.

This course takes those with little or no medical experience and introduces them to emergency care. At the end of the course, students are competent in providing emergency care at the basic level to patients needing care. All classes require Saturdays. The schedule is provided on the first day of class. Requirements are 18 years of age or older and a high school diploma or equivalent. Registration is $65 unless exempt. A supply fee of $25 and an insurance fee of $17.30 are required and are not exempt. Summer class includes nine Saturdays. Preregistration and textbooks required. Purchase books prior to the beginning of class. For more information and a list of books, visit EMT Frequently Asked Questions. 180 hours.

This course follows the North Carolina curriculum and bridges the Emergency Medical Technician Basic Training to Emergency Medical Technician – Intermediate. Prerequisites are (1) 18 years of age or older, (2) EMT certification and preference of at least one year of experience at the EMT level, (3) reading comprehension and English skills at the postsecondary level and math comprehension on the secondary grade level determined by placement testing, (4) proof of Hepatitis B vaccination and recent TB skin test, and (5) proof of MMR. The Intermediate class has 180 hours of classroom nstruction, 48 hours of clinical instruction, and 78 hours of field internship. Registration is $65 unless exempt. A one-time supply fee of $100 and a $17.30 insurance fee are not exempt. Class schedule includes seven Saturdays. Preregistration and textbooks required. For more information and a list of books, visit EMT Frequently Asked Questions. 304 hours.

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