S. Carol White EMS Training Academy
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We can come to your corps and train on your drill night.
We provide both CEUs and certificates. Let us manage your retention and re-certification requirements. Paula Weiler - Coordinator - weiler@scarolwhiteemsacademy.org Jenette Coviello - Lead Instructor - coviello@scarolwhiteemsacademy.org Cynthia Dilatush - Director/Equipment Coordinator - Dilatush@scarolwhiteacademy.org Call us at 201-567-8294 See us at www.bergenemt.org |
For almost 40 years (since 1974), S. Carol White served the citizens of northern New Jersey communities with quality healthcare and dedicated service. For more than 20 of those years she committed herself, along with others, to recruiting and training the most dedicated and talented EMTs she could develop. Today, thousands of volunteer and career healthcare professionals attribute much of their success to her tireless care and commitment to their learning. On June 10, 2012, S. Carol White lost a long battle with cancer. S. Carole White EMS Training Academy is proud to continue her commitment to providing quality EMS training on her behalf.
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Paula Weiler, Coordinator and Jeanette Coviello, Lead Instructor at S. Carol White, are shown during a recent training class for bandaging and splinting. The class was held at Franklin Lakes Volunteer Ambulance Corps. During the three hour class, the instructors provided an in-depth presentation on trauma wounds and fractures and what interventions could be used by EMTs. Paula and Jeanette, also long time EMTs, shared new ideas that will help EMTs treat trauma victims. All EMTs received 3 CEUs for attendance.
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2019 Training Schedule
Class Applications
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EMT Initial Class Training Fund Eligibility Form
If you are taking EMT for the first time, you must complete and submit the EMT Training Fund Certificate of Eligibility. This form must be signed by an Officer with the organization you are joining or are a member of. Print it by going to the FILE menu tab on your browser and then hit PRINT. Fill it completely out and mail it to us with your registration for the class. |
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EMSCNJ 20th District Volunteer Ambulance Elective CEU Tuition Exemption Form There is no tuition fee for an EMT who is a member of a 20th District of the NJSFAC Volunteer Ambulance Corps. You must submit a separate signed 20th Dist NJSFAC Volunteer Ambulance Squad Elective CEU Tuition Exemption Form for each course.
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EMT's who are not members of a NJSFAC 20th District Volunteer Ambulance Corps must submit payment. The New Jersey EMT Training Fund no longer covers Elective Continuing Education Units.Please make checks payable to S. Carol White EMS Academy or bring signed 20th District Eligibility Form to class. Contact Paula Weiler at 201-567-8294 with any questions.
The EMT Integrated Refresher Program A,B and C (Core 24)
is designed to review the skills, knowledge and critical thinking needed to provide optimum prehospital care. This entire program totals 24 CEUs/hours, but is divided into an "A" Course, a "B" Course and a "C" Course for 8 CEUs/hours each Course. These can count as either required or elective credits based upon the continuing education the EMT or EMT-B has already completed. Each A, B or C class may be taken individually, but all 3 must be completed prior to the student's EMT card expiration date.
CPR
AHA CPR Training and AED Training
(Healthcare Provider/Professional Rescuer/Heartsaver)
Understanding Diabetes:
This course provides an overview of the management and field treatment of Diabetics; it will provide the EMT with the immediate treatment protocols necessary to stabilize and treat patients. This course is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Psychiatric & Behavioral Emergencies:
This class is a review of Psychiatric and Behavioral Emergencies EMTs may be called upon to handle and will review criteria for use of restraints. This is a 2 hour, 2 Elective CEU class.
CEVO 3 (Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator):
The CEVO 3 Ambulance Course adapts National Safety Council proven defensive driving techniques to the unique nature of ambulance work, training drivers in six- to eight-hours to navigate in traffic safely in emergency and non-emergency situations under severe time constraints and stress. This 6 hour, 6 Elective CEU class.
CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive) Awareness: This is a four hour, 4 Elective CEU course that will be presented as a classroom lecture. It is designed for first responders who operate at the awareness level. The lecture will familiarize students with the recognition of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and the defensive actions they may use in a response to a terrorist incident. The course will review basic awareness level response principles.
Bloodborne Pathogens/Hazard Communications (formerly Right-to-Know):
The BBP/Haz-Com class meets the yearly OSHA requirement for BBP and meets the two year OSHA requirement for Hazard Communications. This is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Hazardous Materials Awareness Recertification:
The Haz-Mat Awareness recertification class is a 3 CEU class. This is the yearly OSHA required class for all EMS Responders. The fee for this class is $15.00; there is no cost for members of eligible 20th District Squads. Please register on-line at www.njoemscert.com. In addition each student must have a FEMA SID number; if you have already been assigned a number you do not need to do this again.
How do I obtain my FEMA SID number? (Student Identification number)
Step 1: To obtain or verify, go to https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid
Step 2: Click on the “Need a FEMA SID” button on the right side of the screen.
Step 3: Follow the instructions and provide the necessary information to create your account.
Step 4: You will receive an email with your SID number. You should save this number in a secure location
EMS - Is There an App for That?:
This class is a 1.5 hour, 1.5 Elective CEU class which reviews the multitude of smartphone apps available, and attempts to highlight the apps which would be most helpful to EMT students in preparing for their certification exams, and attempts to highlight the apps EMTs are most likely to use in rendering patient care and/or in emergency situations.
Bandaging and Splinting Review:
This course provides an overview of the mechanics of bleeding and shock and the techniques used in controlling bleeding. The musculoskeletal system and care of possible broken bones will be reviewed as well. Techniques to control bleeding and stabilize broken bones will be practiced by the students. Bandaging and Splinting Review is a 3 Elective CEU class.
EMS for the Special Needs Patient:
EMS for the Special Needs Patient reviews the emotional and behavioral aspects of patients, whether psychiatric or substance abuse in nature, and of patients with cognitive or social problems, including autism. Communication and physical care (treatment) of these patients will be discussed. EMS for the Special Needs Patient is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Understanding Diabetes:
This course provides an overview of the management and field treatment of Diabetics; it will provide the EMT-B with the immediate treatment protocols necessary to stabilize and treat patients. This course is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Spanish for the EMT:
The Spanish for the EMT class is an 8 Elective CEU class. The cost for this class is $30.00 for non-eligible EMTs.
Also:
CEVO
WMD Awareness - Initial & Recertification
Clinical Assessment for the EMT
EMS Response to the Large Scale Incident, Level 1 - Awareness
Basic Pharmacology for the EMT
Conflict Resolution
EMS Response to the Crime Scene
Others
TRANS TRACKER
is designed to review the skills, knowledge and critical thinking needed to provide optimum prehospital care. This entire program totals 24 CEUs/hours, but is divided into an "A" Course, a "B" Course and a "C" Course for 8 CEUs/hours each Course. These can count as either required or elective credits based upon the continuing education the EMT or EMT-B has already completed. Each A, B or C class may be taken individually, but all 3 must be completed prior to the student's EMT card expiration date.
CPR
AHA CPR Training and AED Training
(Healthcare Provider/Professional Rescuer/Heartsaver)
Understanding Diabetes:
This course provides an overview of the management and field treatment of Diabetics; it will provide the EMT with the immediate treatment protocols necessary to stabilize and treat patients. This course is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Psychiatric & Behavioral Emergencies:
This class is a review of Psychiatric and Behavioral Emergencies EMTs may be called upon to handle and will review criteria for use of restraints. This is a 2 hour, 2 Elective CEU class.
CEVO 3 (Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator):
The CEVO 3 Ambulance Course adapts National Safety Council proven defensive driving techniques to the unique nature of ambulance work, training drivers in six- to eight-hours to navigate in traffic safely in emergency and non-emergency situations under severe time constraints and stress. This 6 hour, 6 Elective CEU class.
CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive) Awareness: This is a four hour, 4 Elective CEU course that will be presented as a classroom lecture. It is designed for first responders who operate at the awareness level. The lecture will familiarize students with the recognition of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and the defensive actions they may use in a response to a terrorist incident. The course will review basic awareness level response principles.
Bloodborne Pathogens/Hazard Communications (formerly Right-to-Know):
The BBP/Haz-Com class meets the yearly OSHA requirement for BBP and meets the two year OSHA requirement for Hazard Communications. This is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Hazardous Materials Awareness Recertification:
The Haz-Mat Awareness recertification class is a 3 CEU class. This is the yearly OSHA required class for all EMS Responders. The fee for this class is $15.00; there is no cost for members of eligible 20th District Squads. Please register on-line at www.njoemscert.com. In addition each student must have a FEMA SID number; if you have already been assigned a number you do not need to do this again.
How do I obtain my FEMA SID number? (Student Identification number)
Step 1: To obtain or verify, go to https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid
Step 2: Click on the “Need a FEMA SID” button on the right side of the screen.
Step 3: Follow the instructions and provide the necessary information to create your account.
Step 4: You will receive an email with your SID number. You should save this number in a secure location
EMS - Is There an App for That?:
This class is a 1.5 hour, 1.5 Elective CEU class which reviews the multitude of smartphone apps available, and attempts to highlight the apps which would be most helpful to EMT students in preparing for their certification exams, and attempts to highlight the apps EMTs are most likely to use in rendering patient care and/or in emergency situations.
Bandaging and Splinting Review:
This course provides an overview of the mechanics of bleeding and shock and the techniques used in controlling bleeding. The musculoskeletal system and care of possible broken bones will be reviewed as well. Techniques to control bleeding and stabilize broken bones will be practiced by the students. Bandaging and Splinting Review is a 3 Elective CEU class.
EMS for the Special Needs Patient:
EMS for the Special Needs Patient reviews the emotional and behavioral aspects of patients, whether psychiatric or substance abuse in nature, and of patients with cognitive or social problems, including autism. Communication and physical care (treatment) of these patients will be discussed. EMS for the Special Needs Patient is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Understanding Diabetes:
This course provides an overview of the management and field treatment of Diabetics; it will provide the EMT-B with the immediate treatment protocols necessary to stabilize and treat patients. This course is a 3 Elective CEU class.
Spanish for the EMT:
The Spanish for the EMT class is an 8 Elective CEU class. The cost for this class is $30.00 for non-eligible EMTs.
Also:
CEVO
WMD Awareness - Initial & Recertification
Clinical Assessment for the EMT
EMS Response to the Large Scale Incident, Level 1 - Awareness
Basic Pharmacology for the EMT
Conflict Resolution
EMS Response to the Crime Scene
Others
TRANS TRACKER
