Emergency Medical Service Instructor

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Education
Specific course
Experience
Experience
Background check
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An EMS Instructor applicant must meet the following requirements: Hold current Connecticut EMT or AEMT certification or paramedic licensure at the time of application. Have 24 months of EMS experience in a Connecticut ambulance or rescue organization or in the emergency medical care field as approved by the Department during the previous 36 months Successful completion of a Department-approved EMS instructor course of training, or acceptable substitute (examples listed below), within the previous 24 months. DPH OEMS approved EMS-I Course; or NAEMSE Instructor level 1 and 2; or Police Officer Standards of Training Instructor*; or Fire Service Instructor Level 3*; or US Military EMS Instructor; or EMS Instructor training from another state, provided such training followed the latest NHTSA "Guidelines for Educating EMS Instructors"; or Master’s Degree in Education, or Connecticut Teacher Certificate. Completion of 25 hours of student teaching under the supervision of two currently certified Connecticut EMS instructors, in OEMS approved courses Completion of a DPH OEMS regulation and procedure orientation (this may be included in an initial EMS-I course) *Applicants must complete a supplemental module provided by a current EMS "instructor trainer".

Requirements reported by the state

Licence type
Stand-alone license
Education
Specific course required
Certification
Certification required
Experience
Experience

Issuing body

Department
Department of Public Health
Division
Health Care Systems Branch
Board
Practitioner Licensing & Investigations Section
Address
410 Capitol Avenue P.O.Box 340308 Hartford, CT 06134
Last updated
March 20, 2024

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Source and verification

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