Cleveland Community College Fire/Rescue Training

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1 Cleveland Community College Fire/Rescue Training Jimmy Hensley ( ) Visit us on the web! Tommy McNeilly ( ) Doug Goodwin ( Carolyn Lovelace ( ) For information or to pre-register for any class, please contact Carolyn Lovelace at You may also or fax Class dates are subject to change and/or cancellation; PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE!! May 2012 Please see Page 12 for information on the NC Thermal Imaging School. Class Title Dates Location Instructor Time TR: Rescue Operations April 30 Clint Walker 8a-6p TR: PPE May 1 Chris Poston 8a-6p TR: Rescue Equipment May 2 Chris Poston 8a-3p TR: Helicopter Transport May 3 Chris Poston 8a-3p TR: Ropes May 4,7,8 Chris Poston 8a-4p TR Trench Rescue May 5,6,12,13,19,20 1 Staff 8a-7p

2 Fire Instructor II Certification May 7,8,9,10 Staff 8a-7p Chemistry of Hazardous Materials May 7,8,9,10,11,21,22, 23,24,25 Shelby Fire Department Station 1 Tony Bateman 8a-5p Fire Life Safety Educator Level II Planning & Dev. May 7 May 8 James Strickland 9a-6p 9a-1p Fire Life Safety Educator Level II Education May 8 May 9 James Strickland 2p-6p 9a-6p TR: Rescue Rigging May 9,10 Gary Ramsey 8a-5p Fire Life Safety Educator Level II Administration May 10 May 11 James Strickland 9a-6p 9a-1p TR: Victim Management May 11,14 Staff 8a-5p TR Rapid Intervention Team (NC Certification) May 12,13,19,20 Shad Johnson 8a-7p VMR: Rescue Operations May 15,16 Clint Walker 8a-3p VMR: Vehicle Anatomy May 17 Johnny Abernathy 8a-6p VMR: Stabilization and Extrication May 18,21 Gary Ramsey 8a-5p TR Ropes Certification Course May 21,22,23,24,25, 28,29,30 Staff 8a-7p 2

3 VMR: Bus & Machinery May 22 Clint Walker 8a-6p VMR: Victim Management May 23,24 Chris Poston 8a-5p Firefighter I and II Sprinklers May 31 June 5,7,12,14 Lewis McSwain 1am-4am ( ) Firefighter I Salvage Firefighter II Foam Fire Streams Firefighter I Portable Extinguishers Firefighter I and II Fire Behavior Firefighter II Foam Fire Streams May 8, 9 Casar VFD Perry Davis 6:30p-9:30p May 15, 16 Casar VFD Perry Davis 6:30p-9:30p May 2,7 Number Seven VFD Don Loucks 7p-10p May 14,16,23 Number Seven VFD Don Loucks 7p-10p May 29,31 Number Seven VFD Don Loucks 7p-10p CHIEF 101 May 17,21,24 Waco Community VFD Kevin Gordon 6pm-10pm Haz Mat Protective Equip/PPE June 4,5 Staff 9a-4p Haz Mat Decontamination June 11,12 Staff 8a-5p Fire Life Safety Educator Level III Plan. & Dev. June 11 June 12 James Strickland 9a-6p 9a-1p 3

4 Fire Life Safety Educator Level III Education June 12 June 13 James Strickland 2p-6p 9a-6p Fire Life Safety Educator Level III Administration June 14 June 15 James Strickland 9a-6p 9a-1p Haz Mat Air Monitoring / Sampling June 18, 19 Staff 8am-5pm Haz Mat Level One Responder June 19,21,26,28; July 3,5,10,12,17,19,24,26 Lewis McSwain 1am-4am ( ) Haz Mat Level One Responder June 13,15,20,22,29; July 11,13,18,20,27; August 1,3,8 Kings Mountain Rescue Gary Ramsey 7p-10p 2012 Specialty Classes 1. FUNSAR Fundamentals of Search and Rescue Dates will be announced later Qualification Courses and Upgrades from OSFM / BETC For registration, please call or lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu. DMICO Instructor Qualification STICO Instructor Qualification TBD TBD Firefighter Levels I and II for 1am-4am ( ) Classes Sprinklers I and II May 31; June 5,7,12,14 Haz Mat Level I Responder June 19,21,26,28; July 3,5,10,12,17,19,24,26 Fire Prevention, Education and Cause I and II July 31; August 2,7,9,14,16,21 Building Construction II August 23,28,30; Sept 4,6 4

5 4. Fire Life Safety Educator Program Offerings (Spring and Summer) Level II Planning & Development: May 7 (9a-6p) and May 8 (9a-1p) Education: May 8 (2p-6p) and May 9 (9am-6pm) Administration: May 10 (9a-6p) and May 11 (9am-1pm) Level III Planning & Development: June 11 (9a-6p) and June 12 (9a-1p) Education: June 12 (2p-6p) and June 13 (9a-6p) Administration: June 14 (9a-6p) and June 15 (9a-1p) 5. May Technical Rescuer Academy (You can take any individual class or all of them!!) TR: VMR: Rescue Operations April 30; 8a-6p Rescue Operations May 15,16; 8a-3p PPE May 1; 8a-6p Vehicle Anatomy May 17; 8a-6p Rescue Equipment May 2; 8a-3p Stabilization Helicopter Transport May 3; 8a-3p and Extrication May 18,21; 8a-5p Ropes May 4,7,8; 8a-4p Bus & Machinery May 22; 8a-6p Rescue Rigging May 9,10; 8a-5p Victim Management May 23,24; 8a-5p Victim Management May 11,14; 8a-5p 6. TR Trench Rescue Certification Course This course will train personnel in methods and operations related to trench collapses and rescue operations. May 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20; 8am-7pm (Summer) September 17-22, 8am-7pm (Fall) 7. Chemistry of Hazardous Materials This is an 80-hour course needed in combination with a 92-hour Hazardous Materials Technician Course to obtain State of NC Hazardous Materials Level II (Technician) Certification. Classes will be held at Shelby Fire Department, Station 1. May 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 5

6 8. Fire Instructor II Certification This course meets the objectives in Chapter 4 of NFPA 1021 and covers the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to serve as an entry-level fire department company officer. Tropics include making the transition to officer; fire prevention; investigation; strategies and tactics; leadership; conflict resolution; community involvement; and communication. May 7-10; 8am-7pm (Spring) October 17, 18, 24, 25; 8am-7pm (Fall) 9. NC Rapid Intervention Team (NC Certification) This course will teach students all three required courses for the North Carolina Rapid Intervention Team (NCRIT) Certification training: 1)FIP-6401 NCRIT-Mayday; 2) FIP-6402 NCRIT-Firefighter Survival; and 3) FIP-6403 NCRIT-Rapid Intervention. May 12, 13, 19, 20; 8am-7pm (Summer) 10. CHIEF 101 This class will satisfy the 9s inspection criteria as specified by the North Carolina Administrative Code. The primary objective of the course is to inform current and future chief officers of the various aspects and complexities surrounding the operations and organization of North Carolina fire departments. Emphasis will be placed on ratings and inspections, NFIRS reporting, prevention and grant programs, basic line-of-duty death information, financial considerations, and an overview of the various aspects of being a chief officer. Dates: May 17, 21, 24; 6pm-10pm Location: Waco Community VFD, 2139 Cherryville Highway, Waco NC Instructor: Kevin Gordon, Chief of Training, Charlotte Fire Dept; Fire Chief, Waco VFD; NCSFA Western Director Registration: Please Kevin Gordon at ksgordon@carolina.rr.com or Carolyn Lovelace at lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu 11. TR Ropes Certification Course This class will present to the Rescue Technician the entire Rescue Technician Ropes Course including Site Operations, Anchors, Mechanical Advantage Systems, Fixed Rope Systems, Lowers and Raises, Rope Highlines, and Victim Removal. May and 28-30; 8am-7pm (Summer) August 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26; 8am-7pm (Fall) 6

7 12. Hazardous Materials Specialties These courses are new specialties branching from Level One Responder. All currently certified HAZMAT Awareness and Operations personnel are eligible for these classes. Protective Equipment/PPE Decontamination Air Monitoring/Sampling June 4-5; 9am-4pm June 11-12; 8am-5pm June 18-19; 8am-5pm 13. Summer Firefighter Academy 2012 The purpose of this Academy is to produce high quality firefighters who will strengthen the ability of fire protection service in order to provide a higher degree of customer service. A mandatory orientation will be held June 10 at 2pm. Classes will begin June 11 at 8am and run Monday-Friday. A complete schedule will be provided at the orientation. The Academy will end August 10 with a graduation ceremony. Topics covered will be Firefighter I and II courses; Hazardous Materials; Rapid Intervention Team Certification; Physical Training; and Live Fire Scenarios. Candidates must complete an application packet to be accepted into the Academy. There are a limited number of seats and NO walk-ins will be accepted. A few local fire departments have agreed to allow candidates to be housed at fire stations. A $175 non-refundable fee is required for student supplies including textbooks, uniforms, and other supplies. The fee is not due until acceptance into the Academy. To receive an application, please call or lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu. All information can also be found at Driver Operator (All classes are 9am-6pm.) at Brown Emergency Pump Aerials Introduction to Pumps July 9-10 Introduction to Aerial July Basic Pump Operations July Basic Aerial Operations August 1-2 Pump Maintenance July Aerial Maintenance August 3, 6 Sprinkler & Standpipe July Aerial Testing August 7-8 Pump Hydraulics July 20, 23 Service Testing July Pump Water Supply July TR: Surface and Swift Water Rescue This course will present the Technical Rescuer with the knowledge, skills, and ability to satisfy the requirements of Chapter Eleven and Twelve (Surface and Swift Water) of the NFPA 1006; Standard for Technical Rescue 7

8 Professional Qualifications. Classes included in this course are: Rescue Operations for Water Rescue, Rescue Techniques, Transportation, and Victim Management. July 9-12, 8am-7pm (Summer) 16. Fire Inspector Level II Level I Level III (Summer) July 14, 15, 21, 22; 8am-5pm (Fall) September 22, 23, 29, 30; 8am-6pm (Fall) October 19-21; 8am-5pm 17. Driver Operator (Pumps) Classes at Waco Community Volunteer Fire Department Introduction to Pumps Basic Pump Operations Pump Hydraulics Sprinkler & Standpipes Water Supply Pump Maintenance Service Testing July 19 (6pm-10pm); July 21 (8am-5pm) August 16 (6pm-10pm); August 18 (8am-5pm) September 13 (6pm-10pm); September 15 (8am-5pm) October 18 (6pm-10pm); October 20 (8am-5pm) November 1 (6pm-10pm); November 3 (8am-5pm) November 15 (6pm-10pm); November 17 (8am-5pm) December 20 (6pm-10pm); December 22 (8am-5pm) 18. Fire Officer II This class meets the objectives in Chapter 4 of NFPA 2021 and covers the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to serve as an entry-level fire department company officer. Topics include making the transition to officer; fire prevention; investigation; strategies and tactics; leadership; conflict resolution; community involvement; and communication. July 20-22; 8am-6pm (Summer) 19. Emergency Vehicle Driver August 9-10, 9am-4pm; August 13, 9am-6pm 8

9 20. Technical Rescuer Academy (Fall/Night Classes) All classes are 7pm-10pm with the exception of TR Rescue Operations which will be held 6p-10:30pm. (You can take any individual class or all of them!!) TR VMR Rescue Operations August 7,9; 6p-10:30p Rescue Operations Nov 6,8,13,15 PPE August 14,16,21 Vehicle Anatomy Nov 20,27,29 Rescue Equipment August 23,28 Stabilization & Extrication Dec 4,6,11,13,18 Helicopter Transport August 30, Sept 4 Bus & Machinery Jan 3,8,10 Ropes Sept 6,11,13,18,20,25,27 Victim Management Jan 15,17,22,24,29 Rescue Rigging Oct 2,4,9,11,16 Victim Management Oct 18,23,25,30, Nov Fire Instructor I This course meets the objectives in Chapter 4 of NFPA 1041 and covers the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to train others in the fire service operations. Topics include planning, presenting, and evaluating lesson plans; learning styles; use of media; communications; and other related topics. August 13-15; 8am-6pm (Fall) 22. Trailer Towing Operations (B.A.T./Big Awkward Trailers) This class, taught by Claude Huffman, will teach students to properly and safely handle the trailers that are fast becoming common place in the fire/rescue service. Driving, backing, loading, etc. will be covered. August 14, 9am-1pm; August 15, 9am-6pm 23. ASSESSMENT CENTER CLASS The purpose of the Assessment Center course is to familiarize personnel with the understanding and process of an Assessment Center, and use the information learned to better prepare for the promotion process. Items covered will be: First Day (1) History of assessment centers; (2) Overview of assessment centers; (3) Purpose of assessment centers; (4) Different approaches to assessment centers; (5) Definition of dimensions; (6) Dimensions used in Emergency Service Assessment Centers; (7) 9

10 How dimensions are rated; (8) How to prepare for an Assessment Center; (9) What to do before the assessment center, during the assessment center, and after the assessment center. Second Day-Oral Interviews Students will participate in an actual assessment center process using actual assessors and rating forms. Depending on number of students, this session may have an evening session. Third Day-In Basket and Oral Interview Reviews The morning of the third day will be used to complete the student participation in a IN-Basket process, and the rest of the day is to critique the process and to meet with each student individually and review their score and comments of the Oral Interview. To preregister, please contact Carolyn Lovelace at or lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu. Dates for Assessment Center: August 14-16, 2012 (Fall) 24. Fire Officer I This course meets the objectives in Chapter 4 of NFPA 1021 and covers the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to serve as an entry-level fire department company officer. Topics include making the transition to officer; fire prevention; investigation; strategies and tactics; leadership; conflict resolution; community involvement; and communication. September 8, 9, 15, 16; 8am-6pm (Fall) 25. Chief 101 This class will offer some insight into paperwork and other issues facing today s fire departments. There will be a heavy emphasis on benefits from the State Firemen s Association, the Firemen s and Rescue Squad Worker s Pension Fund, the PSOB, Worker s Compensation and the State of NC. This class is designed to be beneficial to all firefighters. September 12-13; 9am-4pm (Fall) 26. Fire Life Safety Educator Program Offerings (Fall) Level I General: Sept. 17 (9a-6p) and Sept. 18 (9a-1p) Education: Sept. 18 (2p-6p) and Sept. 19 (9a-6p) Administration: Sept. 20 (9a-6p) and Sept. 21 (9a-1p) Level II Planning & Development: Oct. 15 (9a-6p) and Oct. 16 (9a-1p) Education: Oct. 16 (2p-6p) and Oct. 17 (9a-6p) Administration: Oct. 18 (9a-6p) and Oct. 19 (9a-1p) 10

11 Level III Planning & Development: Nov. 12 (9a-6p) and Nov. 13 (9a-1p) Education: Nov. 13 (2p-6p) and Nov. 14 (9a-6p) Administration: Nov. 15 (9a-6p) and Nov. 16 (9a-1p) 27. Fire Instructor I at Waco Community Volunteer Fire Department Dates: September 24, 27; October 11, 25 (6pm-10pm); October 27 (8am-5pm) 28. October Technical Rescuer Academy (You can take any individual class or all of them!!) TR: VMR: Rescue Operations Oct. 1; 8a-6p Rescue Operations Oct. 16,17; 8a-3p PPE Oct. 2; 8a-6p Vehicle Anatomy Oct. 18; 8a-6p Rescue Equipment Oct. 3; 8a-3p Stabilization Helicopter Transport Oct. 4; 8a-3p and Extrication Oct. 19,22; 8a-5p Ropes Oct. 5,8,9; 8a-4p Bus & Machinery Oct. 23; 8a-6p Rescue Rigging Oct. 10,11; 8a-5p Victim Management Oct ; 8a-5p Victim Management Oct. 12,15; 8a-5p 29. TR Structural Collapse This class will present the entire Rescue Technician Structural Collapse Course, including Incident Planning, PPE, Basic Rescue Equipment, Shoring, Breaching and Breaking, Lifting and Moving, Search Management, and Victim Removal. There is a $200 materials fee for each student. October 1-5 and 8-12; 8am-7pm (Fall) 30. TR Confined Space Rescue This course will train personnel in methods and operations related to rescue in confined space situations. It will also cover OSHA related standards. October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28; 8am-7pm (Fall) 11

12 31. North Carolina Thermal Imaging School This course is an advanced, interactive school designed to train firefighters on the technology, uses, and limitations of thermal imaging cameras. The school will consist of an evening classroom lecture covering thermal imaging technology, operational terms, uses, limitations, as well as troubleshooting and maintenance of thermal imagers. A large portion of the school will consist of hands on training evolutions designed to present the student with opportunities to learn how to use thermal imagers on a variety of emergency situations. The School will cover various TIC technologies; using TIC with V.E.S.; large area search techniques; using TICs for overhaul; recognizing various building components utilizing a TIC; non-fire emergency TIC use; using TICs with size-up; TIC limitations. There is a $75 fee payable to Cleveland Community College upon acceptance. Please see enclosed flyer. Please apply online after June 3 at Thermal Imaging.asp. Dates: October 26, 27, Fire Officer I and II (Combination Course) at Waco Volunteer Fire Department Dates: November 8, 29; December 1, 13; January 10, 17, 19, 24, 31; February 2, 7, 21, 28 All classes are 6pm-10pm with the exception of December 1 and January 19 which are 8am-5pm Cleveland County Fire/Rescue College November 9, 10, TR-Water Rescue Crossover Program This course is to provide a temporary crossover program that allows students and instructors who have participated in an NFPA 1006-compliant Water Rescue course to gain certification and/or qualification in North Carolina s TR-Water Rescue Program. November NC TR Technical Ropes Rescue Technician with added Basic High Angle Medical Specialist This course is designed to meet and exceed the NC requirements for TR Rope Rescue with a heavy focus on the medical injuries that occur in the high-angle environment and their treatments. During the course, students will participate in the real world scenarios during day and night environments. For more information, please contact Clint Walker, CCEMT-P at ncfirefightermedic@gmail.com. November and December 3-7; 8am-5pm (Fall) 12

13 36. TR Wilderness Rescue This course will present the Technical Rescuer with the knowledge, skills, and ability to satisfy the requirements of Chapter Sixteen (Wilderness) of NFPA 1006: Standard for Technical Rescue Professional Qualifications. Classes included in the course are: Rescue Operations for Wilderness, Rescue Rigging, Navigation, Tracking, and Victim Management. December 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16; 8am-7pm (Fall) 37. TR Agricultural Machinery Rescue This course will detail methods and techniques used in rescue of victims who have been injured or trapped while using various agricultural machinery. December 11-14; 8am-5pm (Fall) 38. Advanced High Angle Medical Specialist This course builds on the skills taught in our basic course with additional instruction in advanced physiologies. During the 5-day course, students will participate in various real world technical rescue exercises where all aspects of patient care will be addressed. For more information, please contact Clint Walker, CCEMT-P at December 17-20; 8am-5pm / December 21; 8am-8pm (Fall) Cleveland Community College May BLS Schedule 05/07/ :00-22:00 Oak Grove FD Patient Assessment 1 Ray McMillan 05/08/ :00-22:00 Boiling Springs Fire/Rescue Medical/Behavioral 1 Tyler Allen 05/15/ :00-22:00 Boiling Springs Rescue Skills Lab*** Linda Martin 05/15/ :00-22:00 Shanghai VFD Medical/Behavioral 2*** David Dodd 05/20/ :00-22:00 Kings Mountain Rescue EMS Operations 1 Jonie Blanton 05/21/ :00-22:00 Upper Cleveland Rescue Preparatory 2 Katie Pressley 05/22/ :00-22:00 Grover Rescue Trauma 2 Ken Childers 13

14 Registration Information for EMT-Basic, EMT-Intermediate, and EMT-Paramedic Please note registration dates for all classes. Registration days are Monday thru Thursday from 8 am 4 pm. If you need to register on Friday, please call to schedule a time to come in. The pre-requisites for EMT Basic are high school diploma or GED, or at least 17 years of age (and attending high school). If you are under 18 you are required to have a current Dual Enrollment form signed by your high school principal. Registration location is the Brown Emergency, 2423 Kings Road Ext., Shelby, NC For more information please contact Carolyn Lovelace at or lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu or you may contact Tommy McNeilly at or mcneillyt@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu. AHA Healthcare Provider (CPR) In this classroom-based course, healthcare professionals learn to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR to victims of all ages, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Students must arrive at class with the AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Student Text. The text is available for purchase in the College Bookstore. Students will not be admitted without the student text! NC Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel are fee exempt for this course. Students wanting to claim the fee exemption should bring a letter to the class from the Chief or Training Officer of their department which shows affiliation with that particular department, as well as documented need of class for job classification. Registration Fee: $65.00 AHA Certification Card: $5.00 Classes will be held at the Brown Emergency located at 2423 Kings Road, Shelby, NC All classes are 6pm-10pm. 5/7/2012 AHA Heartsaver First Aid, CPR & AED This is a basic First Aid and CPR class. This course is not suitable for those healthcare providers requiring AHA Healthcare Provider CPR certification. Students must arrive at class with the AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR & AED student manual. The text is available for purchase in the College Bookstore. Students will not be admitted without the student text! NC Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel as well as Public School System personnel are fee exempt for this course. Students wanting to claim the fee exemption should bring a letter to the class from the Chief or Training Officer of their department which shows affiliation with that particular department, as well as documented need of class for job classification. This course teaches: Key changes reflecting the new science from the 2010 AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC 14

15 Adult CPR & AED use Adult Choking Child CPR and AED use Infant CPR & choking Universal First Aid Registration Fee: $65.00 AHA Certification Card: $5.00 Classes will be held at the Brown Emergency located at 2423 Kings Road, Shelby, NC All classes are 6pm-10pm. 5/28/2012 AHA ACLS Advanced Cardiac Life Support Prerequisites: Current or recently expired ACLS Provider Card, current ACLS text. Books are available for purchase at the CCC Bookstore. Students who have an affiliation with a fire department or EMS agency in North Carolina are fee exempt for registration. Students wanting to claim fee exemption should bring a letter to the class from the Chief or Training Officer of their department stating affiliation, as well as documented need of the class as part of their functional job description. Registration fee $65 / Certification fee $7 Each date is a separate class: Classes will be held in room #1 at the BETC from /18/2012 AHA PALS Pediatric Advanced Life Support Class Prerequisites: Current or recently expired PALS Provider Card, current PALS text. Books are available for purchase at the CCC Bookstore. Students who have an affiliation with a fire department or EMS agency in North Carolina are fee exempt for registration. Students wanting to claim fee exemption should bring a letter to the class from the Chief or Training Officer of their department stating affiliation, as well as documented need of the class as part of their functional job description. Registration fee $65 / Certification fee $7 Each date is a separate class: Classes will be held in room #1 at the BETC from /22/

16 Anatomy & Physiology (EMS 3000) M/Th Day Class Class starts 04/30/2012 and ends 05/31/2012. Registration Fee: $175 This course provides a basic study of the structure and function of the human body. Topics include a basic study of the body systems as well as an introduction to homeostasis, cells, tissues, nutrition, acid-base balance, and electrolytes. 80 hours. This class meets the Anatomy & Physiology requirement for entry into EMT-P classes as pre or co-requisite. Instructor: Glynn Lookabill. EMT-Basic to Paramedic Course M/Th Day Class Class starts 06/04/2012 and ends 05/30/2013 Registration Fee: $175 (Additional fees will apply to clinical for this class.) This course builds upon skills and assessments learned in the EMT-Basic course, and transitions students to be able to provide advanced level care. Topics include, but are not limited to, anatomy and physiology; advanced airway management; IV therapy and emergency drug therapy; cardiolog;, EKG interpretation; and medical and trauma patient assessment. Students will have vast opportunities for hands on experience in the clinical setting. Student prerequisites: currently certified as EMT-Basic (NC or National Registry); possess a high school diploma or GED; pass an entrance exam assessing reading and math skills (must be 12-grade level); and Anatomy and Physiology. A course in Anatomy Physiology will be offered 04/30/2012 thru 05/31/2012 for those students who have not had the course. Students who have an affiliation with a fire department or EMS agency in North Carolina are fee exempt for registration. Co-requisites: Students must complete a college level Anatomy & Physiology or a Continuing Education Anatomy & Physiology (EMS 3000) prior to course completion. Contact Information: Tommy McNeilly / / mcneillyt@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu Carolyn Lovelace / / lovelacec@clevelandcommunitycollege.edu 16

17 EMT-Basic Day Course (Rookie Class) M-F (Various end times, usually 17:30) Class starts: June 4 th & ends July 7th, Registration Fee: $175 This course introduces basic emergency medical care. Topics include preparatory, airway, patient assessment, medical emergencies, trauma, infants and children, and operations. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve North Carolina State or National Registry EMT-Basic certification. Students must complete a reading placement test the first night of class. Student prerequisites: High school diploma or GED and successful completion of reading exam at 10 th grade level. If student is under 18 years of age, he/she must be attending high school and provide a Cleveland Community College Dual Enrollment form stating the high school he/she is attending and courses taken. Certification classes are scheduled to test on the final date of class unless otherwise noted. Thank you for your continued support of Cleveland Community College! 17