FCC Training Institute Catalog - Fresno City College

Meet the Trainer:
Pre-Paramedic Preparation – Class 8
This 68-hour course is designed to prepare EMT-Bs for
successful entry into a paramedic program. Continuing
education hours will be granted for EMT CE
requirements.
What you’ll learn/review:
In-depth study of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology
How you’ll benefi t:
PARAMEDIC PROGRAM
Paramedic Program features:
› Fast tract program for high demand occupation
› EMS programs are accredited through the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)
› Utilizes Blackboard, an e-learning platform, for portions of the program
Mark Allen
11 years experience as a
paramedic
EMS educator since 1997
Prepare for successful entrance into the paramedic
program
T/Th Aug 15-Oct 10 6:00pm-10:00pm
68 hrs #98107 M. Allen $400
Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Ave., Clovis
Paramedic Program Orientation
& Application – Class 8
Admission to the Paramedic Program is determined by
qualifi cations and testing. Applicants must have a
current EMT-B or EMT-II license. Applicants are required
to pass EMT-B written and skill examinations. Candidates
who pass testing will be assigned an interview.
Math and English Assessment
All applicants must take the Fresno City College Math
and English assessment tests. Testing dates and times
are listed on the FCC Web site. Please bring your
assessment results to orientation.
Mandatory Orientation & Written Testing
(Choose One Day)
Tuesday, Sep 5 Thursday, Sep 7
9:00am-12:00pm 9:00am-12:00pm
Mandatory Skills Testing - (Choose One Day)
Tuesday, Sep 19 Thursday, Sep 21
9:00am-12:00pm 9:00am-12:00pm
Interviews
Your interview will be scheduled upon successful
completion of written and skills testing. Interviews
will be:
Tuesday, Sep 26 Thursday, Sep 28
9:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-5:00pm
Free!
Paramedic Program – Class 8
The paramedic program provides a comprehensive
classroom and clinical experience totaling 1154 hours.
Upon your successful completion of all phases of the
program you will earn a certifi cate of completion.
Your certifi cate of completion will allow you to apply
for the National Registry examination.
This paramedic program meets or exceeds the requirements
in the State of California Safety Code, Title
22; and mirrors the National Paramedic Curriculum
developed by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Program Training Phases:
Didactic: Classroom training consisting of 504
hours of lectures, discussions, case-based scenarios,
skill demonstrations, skill labs, and other activities.
Blackboard, an e-learning platform will be utilized for
portions of this training, including: selected assignments,
quizzes, and research.
Clinical: Clinical education consisting of at least 160
hours completed under supervision of a preceptor
in various medical departments such as: emergency;
ICU; laboratory; labor and delivery; PICU; pediatrics;
cardiac care; surgery; and others. Your schedule will
vary based upon clinical site assignments. Your clinical
education will begin after your successful didactic
completion.
Field Internship: The internship training consists of
at least 480 hours of fi re service or ambulance service
(ALS) under the supervision of a preceptor. During the
internship you will assess, extricate, and treat patients
in a pre-hospital setting. Your schedule will vary and
may include 12 or 24-hour days. You must be able to
accept internships throughout California in order to
complete the internship. There may be a fee associated
with some internships, this fee is the student’s
responsibility and is above and beyond the program
tuition. Your fi eld internship will begin after your successful
clinical education.
Advisory: Field experience as a certifi ed EMT-B is
strongly suggested. A pre-course examination is
required for entrance to the program. Interested
applicants are strongly urged to attend the Pre-Paramedic
course.
M/W/F Nov 6, 2006-Apr 27, 2007 8:00am-5:00pm
#98108 504 hrs M. Allen $4800
Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Avenue, Clovis
Accredited through:
48-Hour Paramedic Refresher
Take this 48-hour continuing education to meet the
requirements set forth by the Department of Transportation
and the National Registry of Emergency
Medical Technicians.
Core content covered:
How to provide ventilatory support for a patient
How to care for a patient experiencing cardiovascular
compromise
How to resuscitate a patient in cardiac arrest
Assess and care for a patient experiencing an allergic
reaction
Assess and provide care to a near-drowning patient
How to perform a rapid trauma assessment
Provide care to patients with: suspected spinal
injury; open abdominal injury; head injury; chest
injury; and shock
Assess and provide care to an infant or child with:
cardiac arrest; shock; respiratory distress; and
trauma
How you’ll benefi t:
Meet the CE requirements for EMT-Paramedic
Enhance your medical care to patients
Methods of instruction:
Lecture, simulated skill presentations, and case
review discussions will be utilized for this continuing
education program
Notes:
1. Please bring copies of all CPR, ACLS, PALS & PHTLS
certifi cations on the fi rst day of class.
2. The National Registry EMT-Paramedic application
will be provided at the class.
T Oct 3-Nov 7 8:00am–5:00pm
#98109 48 hrs M. Allen $350
Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Avenue, Clovis
FCC Training Institute
EMT/Paramedic courses are
approved for Veterans
Administration & GI Bill
reimbursement.
Commission on Accreditation
of Allied Health Education Programs
FCC Training Institute • (559) 256-0188 • www.fccti.com
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