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Each student that registers for the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) must be dedicated to passing the course.
This course requires additional study time outside of the classroom to be successful and to complete the EMT course. Fall 2010 Semester Dates:
August 2010 - December 2010
Registration: August 4th, 2010 @ 10:00am
Mandatory orientation from 10:00am-11:00am.
(continue reading below for more course information)
Course Cost: $1,050.00
(price has increased starting the Fall 2010
semester due to state budget cuts)
(Credit Card (Visa / Mastercard),
Debit Card, Cash or Money Order)
Items
that are included in the course fee: - EMT Textbook / Workbook
- EMT Skills Textbook
- CPR Book /
Certification
- Course Handbook
- Skills Handbook
- Clinical / Ambulance Handbook
- Classroom
supplies
- Criminal Background Check (clinical site requirement)
- Liability / Medical Malpractice Insurance
Additional Course Costs: - EMT Program Polo Shirt: $15.00 / each
- Drug
Testing: $35.00
- Stethoscope (available for purchase in class or you may purchase one on your own)
- Blood
Pressure Cuff (optional) - may purchase in the class if desired.
- Watch
Age
Requirement: Students must either be 18 years of age upon registration or turn 18
years old by the completion of the course. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Application Process
Registration is done in person at our training site located at: Baldy
View ROP- Career Training Center 1501 S. Bon View Ave. Ontario,
CA 91761
*** Parking is located at the rear of the training center.***
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:00pm
*Closed 1:00-2:00pm*Registration Procedure:
The EMT program will register students by way of a first come first serve system registration process
for the EMT program. Students will be required to come in person to Baldy View ROP's training center in Ontario,
CA to register and enroll in the program.
Immediately following the selection of the students for the upcoming
semester of the EMT program, a mandatory student orientation will be held for all the enrolled students to go over course
requirements, expectations, policies, fee's, etc. for the EMT program. The EMT program director will provide this
orientation to answer all questions by the students (and parents) selected for the upcoming semester.
Students
may begin to line up at 07:00am the day of registration for a spot in the class.
EMT Program Orientation
(Mandatory)
Students entering the EMT program are required to attend a one hour orientation that will go
over the expectations of the student to be successfull in the program. This orientation is held in the EMT classroom
the same day as registration. Students will be able to ask questions and orient themselves to the classroom where the
training will be provided.
***Priority enrollment is for students taking the EMT course for the first time.
Students who have enrolled in a previous semester and have either dropped or continued in the course for credit only, will
be placed on a wait list to register for the next upcoming semester. It is at the discretion of the EMT Program Director
to allow re-entry into the EMT program.***
Immunizations:
Please selet the "immunizations tab"
on the left and review the required immunization for the course.
Background Checks
/ Drug Testing: A background check and a drug test will be completed on all students
upon entry into the EMT program and for clinical rotations as required by the hospitals. The Program Director will speak
to the students the first week of class regarding this procedure.
Students with felonies will not be allowed
to register for the EMT Program. Students with misdemeanors must speak to the Program Director PRIOR
to entering the program to see if they will be able to register for the course. This requirement comes from the clinical
sites as the hospital administration does not let students with felonies and some types of misdeameanors (theft, stealing,
or poor integrity / moral judgement, etc.) be placed in the emergency room to complete their clinical requirement of the EMT
Program.
If you have a misdemeanor on your record, you are advised to call the local EMS agency (ICEMA,
website: www.icema.net) to see if you may or may not be eligible for EMT certification. It is not Baldy View ROP's or the EMT Program
Director's responsibility to check on this for you. It is your responsibility to call ICEMA and see what your specific
circumstance may be regarding what is listed on your record. Pending what ICEMA says, it is up to you to continue with
the EMT program or not. You will need to speak to the program director about your situation and see if you may or not
be eligible to take the course. Our clinical / hospital affiliates have very strict guidelines on student placement
in the local emergency rooms. You may not be able to take this course because of ineligibility to be placed in a clinical
location. If you do not contact the program director regarding an issue and it is found on your background check, you
may be dropped from the EMT program.
BALDY VIEW ROP REFUND PROCESS: Baldy View ROP refunds will not be made for any withdrawn or dropped classes.
Refunds
will only apply if:
4 Class is cancelled
4 An adult is replaced by a high school student due to registration priority.
To receive a refund due to
one of the exceptions above a “Request for Refund Form” must be requested and filled out in person at the Career
Training Center (CTC) in Ontario within 3 days of class start date. An original receipt is required to
process any refunds or exchanges.
The method of payment determines the type of refund
that will be issued: Cash Payment:
4If payment was made with cash, a check will be mailed to the student's address of record within 14 working
days. Credit
Card or ATM Payment:
4If
the payment was made with a credit card or ATM, a credit will be issued to your bank card account. Please make sure your address is current to avoid delays in receiving refunds.
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