Emergency Medical Services - Kellogg Community College

Emergency Medical Services from Kellogg Community College is a Campus Certificate Medical Emergency degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is a new and rapidly changing field. As this area continues to upgrade and expand, there will be an increasing demand for trained personnel, especially at the advanced and associate degree levels. Because the EMS field is broad, students completing this program may work in a variety of different fields such as industrial, safety, ambulance (private and public), fire, and emergency room. The Kellogg Community College Emergency Medical Services Program offers several levels of study through which students can meet their future job needs. Study is available at the certificate level in Medical First Responder, Basic Emergency Medical Technician , Intermediate Emergency Medical Technician (Specialist), and Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (Paramedic). The EMS System is composed of various components which together create an environment where the maximum number of lives are saved and disability and injury are decreased. The KCC EMS Program serves the system in a variety of ways. First, by offering a variety of continuing education opportunities for both licensed and non-licensed individuals who are part of the EMS System. Second, by maintaining a close relationship to the Calhoun County Medical Control Authority with joint operations and programming. Finally, the program maintains close ties to the employers (EMS and otherwise) who have need of the services which are offered or can advise the program on how to best meet the needs of the community. To support the EMS System and students within the program, KCC maintains an active American Heart Association Community Training Center. Both Basic and Advanced Cardiac Life Support Programs are offered through the training center. Often, graduates of the EMS Program return after graduation to provide service within the Community Training Center. In addition, a variety of continuing education programs are offered to meet the needs as determined by the EMS Advisory Committee and Calhoun County Medical Control Authority. These include Emergency Medical Dispatch Training, Automatic Defibrillator Training, UMBC Critical Care Paramedic, First Aid in the Workplace and more. The EMS Program also offers ongoing education credits to employer sites throughout Branch, Barry and Calhoun counties. These classes are designed keep employees up-to-date with the latest EMS techniques and knowledge base while granting approved ongoing education units used towards re-licensing. View more details on Kellogg Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Medical Emergency courses.