Opportunities in Emergency Health Care: Episode 65

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Opportunities in Emergency Health Care: Episode 65

Posted on 01 July 2010 by gfriese

This episode of the EMSEduCast guest speaker is Paul Wilson, a high school social studies teacher and EMT since 2000. Paul was involved in a high school program that teaches junior and senior high school students emergency care skills, starting with CPR and ending with EMT. The one year program called Opportunities in Emergency Care meets 2 hours a day for an entire school year, so approximately 275 hours of emergency care training. This is a fascinating topic and a very good listen. After listening to this podcast, share your thoughts with us or ask questions about this topic at Facebook.com/EMSEduCast.

Article – EMS Academy for Minnesota High School Students

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The EMT Spot » The July EMS Roundup Says:
August 2nd, 2010 at 3:42 pm
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