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Richland College


                           EMT Program

        Prepares students to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical
        Technicians Exam (NREMT) to become a certified EMT - Basic.
        Texas  state  law  now  requires  that  all  applicants  complete  a  state-
        approved EMS training program, take the NREMT Exam, then apply for
        state  certification  through  the  Texas  Department  of  State  Health
        Services
        EMS personnel are required to enter chaotic situations and perform
        job  duties  under  a  great  deal  of  stress.  They  must  react  quickly  to
        rapidly  changing  situations  and  the  needs  of  the  patient.  Patients’
        lives and those of the first responders depend on rapid and appropri-
        ate actions by EMTs. As such, all applicants to the program must be
        able to meet the physical challenges of the profession including but
        not limited to: lifting and moving patients, bending, crawling, use of
        both hands to perform CPR and other skills, ability to read and write
        the  English  language  without  assistance,  ability  to  hear  with  assis-
        tance and perform skills within specific timeframes as deemed appro-
        priate by the NREMT and DSHS. EMT Basic Certification is a prerequi-
        site for anyone seeking a career as a paramedic and/or firefighter.
                                                      Contact
                             Please call Jamie Chaney at 972-238-6814,
                                     or email JamieC@dcccd.edu or
                               email HealthProfessions@dcccd.edu, or
     AllIED hEAlTh                                              Attention New Students  All  Allied  Health  students  must  meet
                            visit our website at richlandcollege.edu/hp





                                                                with  the  Admissions  Coordinator  or  Program  Administrator  for
                                                                program approval before registering for their first class.




          PhlEBOTOMY TEChNICIAN  CERTIfICATE


          Career Overview
          Phlebotomy Technicians work in hospitals, physicians’ offices, inde-
          pendent  laboratories  and  health  maintenance  organizations.
          Duties may include drawing blood and assembling equipment.

                                                      Contact
                             Please call Jamie Chaney at 972-238-6814,
                                     or email JamieC@dcccd.edu or
                               email HealthProfessions@dcccd.edu, or
                            visit our website at richlandcollege.edu/hp



                                                                         Class Day Key    Monday: M                 Thursday: R
                                                                                          Tuesday: T                       Friday: F
                                                                                          Wednesday: W          Saturday: S
                                                                                                                                        Sunday: U









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