EMT Policies (pdf) - UCLA Center for Prehospital Care

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Ride-alongs 1. Can I do more than one ride along shift? a. You are welcome to do as many ride along shifts as you wish within 30 days of the class ending. b. The more hours you do and the more contacts you obtain, the better you will master the material in this course. 2. What if I do not get 10 patient contacts within the 24 hour minimum?? a. You will have to go on another ride along. b. No exceptions are possible; this is a state certification requirement. 3. If I go on another ride along and reach my 10 total patient contacts do I have to stay for the whole shift? a. Yes, once you start a shift you have to stay for the duration. b. On occasion, a shift will be longer due to the nature of the shift work. Affiliation with West Los Angeles Community College Credit and Grading Scale Through a relationship between the UCLA Center for Prehospital Care (CPC) and the West Los Angeles College (WLAC), students enrolled in the EMT Program are eligible to receive academic credit. To be eligible for academic credit, each student must be enrolled into WLAC. For CPC students, enrollment is accomplished by completing a WLAC Enrollment Application and Add Permit. CPC students are enrolled into WLAC while in attendance of their regular CPC course (not at the WLAC campus). Designated enrollment dates will be announced in each class. Students must not miss the enrollment date, as students have only one opportunity to complete the Enrollment Application and Course Card in class. Unit Information Students successfully completing a program are eligible for 7.0 units under WLAC Progam Number Allied Health 52. For questions regarding enrollment, please contact the Administrative Assistant for the West Los Angeles College Allied Health Division by telephone at 310.287.4464 or by e-mail at alliedhealth@wlac.edu Enrollment Issues Any student that previously enrolled in any of the Los Angeles Community College District 9 colleges and has a “Fees Due” designation on their record, will not have the application for academic units processed by WLAC until any accounting issues are resolved. In the event of Page 24 of 39 UCLA CPC Revised 12/10/2012
such circumstance, the student will be notified by the WLAC Administrative Assistant via telephone or email. Any discrepancy must be resolved in within 10 business days of notification in order to maintain a student’s eligibility for academic units. Fees The cost for WLAC for this service is $35, which is in addition to the course fees you have already paid. The fees represent WLAC’s cost to offer this academic service to students. Withrawal Policy Students may withdraw from a course by completing a form at West Los Angeles College Admissions Office by the published date in the Schedule of Classes or online at www.wlac.edu. Students withdrawing from a course prior to this date will receive a full refund for the service fee for the course(s). Students who stop attending class and fail to withdraw will receive a grade of “F” at West Los Angeles College. Transcript Information Upon the successful completion of an eligible program, UCLA will submit a student’s grade information to WLAC. Official transcripts will be available from WLAC approximately 60 days after the completion of the course. Eligible students can request their official WLAC transcripts by submitting an official request to WLAC. • Via Web Site: www.wlac.edu (Under Student Services, Grades/Transcripts) • Via Telephone: 310.287.4385 • Via Mail: Admissions and Records, Attn: Transcripts West Los Angeles College 9000 Overland Avenue Culver City, CA 90230 The grading policy is as follows: • 93-100% A • 86-92% B • 80-85% C • 65-79 D (not recommended for certification) A minimum score of 80% is required to complete the program and be recommended for certification. A score of 64% or less will be recorded as an “F” (also, not recommended for certification). Grading Criteria for the Course: 10% Online Quizzes 20% Online Lesson Modules 40% Block Exams 30% Final Written Exam Page 25 of 39 UCLA CPC Revised 12/10/2012
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