Know How Course terms and conditions

Course terms and conditions

EMT-Basic

KNOW-HOW Inc., in cooperation with the Kentucky Board of EMS, will conduct an Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-B) Course. The course is 132 hours in length and takes approximately 4 months to complete.

Enclosed are the class application, general class guidelines, and payment agreement. The course contains classroom lecture, skill activities, and 10 hours of observation in an EMS unit. The lead instructor will arrange the location for the EMS observation. These classes will be occupied by the first paid applicants meeting KBEMS guidelines (902 KAR 13:02E).

· Be 18 years of age or older by completion of program.

· Not convicted of a felony, misdemeanor, or other crime related to ability to perform the duties of an EMT

· Not be a person who uses drugs, controlled substances, or alcohol that may affect ability to perform duties

· Hold at least a High School diploma or GED

· Understand and be able to read, speak, and write the English language on at least a High School Level.

Course fees of the EMT training program:

· $520, includes tuition, American Heart CPR, HIV Program, all materials, student book, and final skills testing.

In addition to the class tuition, students will be responsible for:

· $48 money order paid to VitalCheck for background check, with any fingerprinting fees

· $70 paid to the NREMT for Computer Based final written testing.

· Know How will pay your Kentucky State Certification Fee

KNOW-HOW Inc. does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, marital status, sex, or handicap in any training program offered. KNOW-HOW Inc. is responsible for providing the EMT Instructor, classroom location, supplies and necessary equipment. Questions related to eligibility, certification and recertification are the responsibility of the Kentucky Board of EMS.

Know-How, Inc. Emergency Medical Technicians Basic Training programs includes these essential elements:

· Physician Medical Control

· Experienced Lead Instructors with ‘real-world experience’.

· Over instructors have over 200 years of combined EMS and prehospital experience

Kentucky utilizes the National Registry EMT-B examination for Written & Skill Certification Testing

· Instructors are experienced in scenario based education (Current Kentucky EMT-B Training Format)

· Instructors, and Assistant Instructors are themselves National Registered EMT-Basic Or EMT-Paramedic

To secure enrollment in an upcoming EMT-B training program the applicants should:

· Fully complete and return all enclosed documents along with required registration payment of $100.00 Or

Contact Know-How, Inc. for location, date, and time for open enrollment.