CENTRAL OHIO EMS TRAINING
Excellence in EMS Education!
North Central State College /
Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium
Paramedic Course
Fall 2022
Paramedic Course - Available as a Web Assisted-Hybrid* or Classroom Course
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Begins: August 29, 2022 Ends: June 22, 2023
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Mon/Wed in classroom 6:00pm to 9:30pm
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Tuesday / Thursday / Friday - online assignments
*The web-assisted-hybrid course requires physical attendance in the classroom to complete lab and practical skills,as well as some components of Pharmacology and Cardiology, all Module Exams, and the Final exam.
*Students are required to complete clinical time at a department or agency that has an affiliation agreement with the program. These agencies are generally located within a 60-mile radius of the program campus.
-ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY PRE-REQUISITE
Students must complete an Anatomy and Physiology course as a prerequisite for admission into the Paramedic program. Students who have already completed the course should submit transcript showing a grade "C" or above. Students who have not already completed an A&P course may enroll in the COEMST program. Our program consists of 45 hours of video content. Students are required to complete worksheets and other assignments.
The course will be held online from July 11, 2022 through August 19, 2022.
Paramedic
The paramedic is the highest level of pre-hospital emergency care. Providers at this level are able to perform advanced life support for the medical and trauma patient. Some procedures performed at this level include; IV therapy, medication administration, cardiac monitoring/defibrillation/interpretation, surgical airway techniques and many other advanced interventions.
Prerequisite; EMT or Advanced EMT. Anatomy & Physiology. BLS CPR. Advanced placement is not available.
This course is a minimum of 900 hours in length with an average of 1500 hours.
Central Ohio EMS Training is part of a consortium called North Central State College / Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium, which is specific to training for Paramedic
students only.
Students may enroll through North Central State College or through Central Ohio EMS Training.
Paramedic Program students (graduates) accepted to North Central State College will receive a maximum of 30 transfer credits for the successful completion of their Paramedic Certificate deemed comparable (based on current course description information, course requirements, and agreement by the representatives of the respective programs) to current North Central State College courses. North Central State College partners with the Central Ohio EMS Training Center to provide this
medical certification. This certificate can be applied towards a Health Services Technology Associate Degree.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS FOR PARAMEDICS
Students may enroll directly into North Central State College / Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium (Central Ohio EMS Training) or they may enroll through North Central State College. North Central State College partners with Central Ohio EMS Training to provide this medical certification. This certificate can be applied towards a Health Services Technology Associate Degree at North Central State College. All students, whether enrolled through NC State or enrolled through North Central State College / Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium (Central Ohio EMS Training) will attend the same program and must meet the same requirements for written pre-test, insurance, immunizations, textbooks, and supplies, and course requirements. The curriculum and dates and times of attendance are all the same.
Enrolling through North Central State College
Students enrolling through NC State College, should follow the steps below. You will be required to apply through NC State and will be responsible to them for financial arrangements.
This website will allow you to begin the enrollment process through NC State College.
1. https://www.ncstatecollege.edu/cms/admissions/enrollment- steps
2. Apply for Admission at www.ncstatecollege.edu/apply
3. Create a personalized account, then click on “start
application” to complete the application.
4. If you have questions, contact the Office of Admissions at
419-755-4761.
5.Students must apply to NC State and submit and application
to Central Ohio EMS Training. Download and print the
Program application.
Click here for application.
6. Scan and email or mail completed application with a copy of
your EMT or Advanced EMT level certification, drivers
license, BLS CPR card, and A&P transcript.
Enrolling through North Central State College / Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium
(Central Ohio EMS Training)
1.Download and print the Program Application.
2. Scan and email or mail completed application with a copy
of your EMT or Advanced EMT level certification, drivers
license, BLS CPR card, and A&P transcript.
3. Include with application your payment of the $150.00 non-
refundable application fee.
4. CLASSROOM Course tuition is $6500.00
The registration fee is $150.00. Additionally, a down
payment of $2500.00 is required upon acceptance
into the program. Students may not attend class if down
payment has not been paid.
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Our payment plan for the classroom version is as follows:
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After the $150.00 application fee and the $2500.00 down payment has been paid, the balance of $3850.00 may be paid in 4 monthly payments of $962.50 beginning in September and ending in December.
5. WEB-ASSISTED Course Tuition is $7500.00
A $150.00 prepayment/registration fee (non-refundable) is
required upon registration to hold a place in the class. This
registration fee is applied to the total tuition. The remaining
balance of $7350.00 must be made prior to the
class start, unless student is being sponsored by a
department.
Anatomy & Physiology
Students must complete an anatomy and physiology course as a prerequisite for admission into the Paramedic program. Students who have already completed the course should submit transcript showing a grade "C" or above.Students who have not already completed an A&P course may enroll in the COEMST program.
The cost is $450.00
Next Steps For All Paramedic Students
1. Written Pre-Entrance Test: Applicants are required to take a pre-entrance exam. Students who have passed the NREMT computer based exam within one year of the start date of the program are not required to take a pre-test. Contact Angie Hoptry, Program Director, for pre-test dates.
After acceptance in to the program:
2. Submit documentation of the following;
- Personal professional liability insurance- $1,000,000 each claim, up to $3,000,000 aggregate professional liability coverage
- Non-Dot drug screen (10-Panel) (less than 6 months old)
- BCI
- Physical exam and all associated immunizations or titers.
Click here for physical /immunizations form
3. Purchase all required books/supplies for the program.
- Textbook and online LMS package (25% discount applied)
- Platinum EMS Testing $97.50
- Required shirts $60.00 plus tax
- ECG and ACLS texts are provided for you.
**Students who are being sponsored by a department/agency and NC State Students are not required to pay up front fees.
Books and Supplies:
Nancy Caroline's Emergency Care in the Streets Eighth Edition PREMIER PACKAGE ISBN: 9781284137279
Use Promotion Code 20PSG15 to save 15%
To order the Paramedic Package for Textbook and Online Learning Management Program:
Go to this site:
You MUST have the PACKAGE not just the text. If you choose to purchase someplace other than the Jones&Bartlett site, you must use the correct ISBN.
Other Supplies:
Laptop that is internet capable and that may be used in the classroom.
Internet access and email is required.
Microsoft office ( Must have PPT and Word)
Highlighters / Pens / Pencils
1 box of gloves (latex free)
Stethoscope
Safety Glasses (Click link for example)
Central Ohio EMS Training polo (white)
Central Ohio EMS Training polo (blue)
(You will sign up for the polos on the first day of class)
ECG Book, and ACLS book are provided for you as e-books. If you prefer to have physical textbooks, you may order them.
RECOMMENDED:
A*L*S Paramedic Study Helper - Study Software from Knightlite by Knightlite Software (CD-ROM)
Accreditation
Classroom Course
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Students meet in class on Monday and Wednesday from 6:00 pm until 9:30 pm.
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Online learning is assigned each week.
*Students enrolled through NCSC or using VA funds, must enroll in the classroom version.
Web-Assisted/Hybrid Course
The program runs synchronously with the scheduled classroom program. All assignments and deadlines are the same.
In this program students complete coursework online and are not required to attend most course lectures.
Students are required to attend all of pharmacology and cardiology.
Physical attendance in the classroom is required to complete lab / practical skills, some module exams and the final exam.
Attendance is on Monday or Wednesday from 6:00pm to 9:30pm.
North Central State College /Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium is is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP).
Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs
9355 - 113th St. N, #7709
Seminole, FL 33775
727-210-2350
www.caahep.org
To contact CoAEMSP:
8301 Lakeview Parkway Suite 111‐312
Rowlett, TX 75088
214‐703‐8445
FAX 214‐703‐8992
North Central State College is also accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Central Ohio EMS Training is also accredited by the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Division of EMS.
North Central State College / Central Ohio EMS Training Consortium Stats:
2018 Cohort
Success rate for the National Registry Paramedic Cognitive exam was 100%.
The most recent positive placement rate for graduates was 100%. Positive
placement is defined by the CoAEMSP as ‘Employed full or part-time in a related
field and/or continuing his/her education and/or serving in the military’.
placement is measured at completion of the program.
The most recent retention rate was 70%.
2019 Cohort
Success rate for the National Registry Paramedic Cognitive exam was 88%.
The most recent positive placement rate for graduates was 90%. One graduate did not take the NREMT exam and cannot be counted toward positive placement, resulting in a reduced rate. Positive placement is defined by the CoAEMSP as ‘Employed full or part-time in a related
field and/or continuing his/her education and/or serving in the military’. Placement is measured at completion of the program.
The most recent retention rate was 75%.
2020 Cohort
Success rate for the National Registry Paramedic Cognitive exam was 80%.
The most recent positive placement rate for graduates was 80%. Positive placement is defined by the CoAEMSP as ‘Employed full or part-time in a related
field and/or continuing his/her education and/or serving in the military’. Placement is measured at completion of the program.
The most recent retention rate was 71.4%.