ONLINE - EMS Provider CE Training

While the majority of courses offered at Princeton Rescue Squad are "in-seat" a small number of courses are delivered via online format to allow flexibility for providers to obtain training without having to juggle their schedules to attend in-person sessions for extremely short courses.  

HazMat Awareness:

Cost: $20.00
Participants will learn how to recognize a hazardous materials release and the risks involved.  They will also learn how to identify the released material; how to use available resources, including the Emergency Response Guidebook; and how to notify the proper authorities in the event of a hazardous material emergency.
Main Topics Covered in This Course:
  • Definitions
  • Six Clues
  • Resources
  • Health Hazards
  • Protective Actions
This course has been developed to assist personnel working in the Emergency Response environment that may potentially be exposed to incidents involving Hazardous Materials in West Virginia.

BLS Protocol Inservice:

Cost: $20.00
In order to remain current in protocol changes and updates based on research and evidence-based practice, the West Virginia Office of EMS is now requiring all BLS providers to attend two protocol in-services during the certification cycle. Learners are therefore required to attend two of these class sessions per his/her 4-year certification cycle.

ALS Protocol Inservice:

Cost: $20.00
In order to remain current in protocol changes and updates based on research and evidence-based practice, the West Virginia Office of EMS is now requiring all ALS providers to attend two protocol in-services during the certification cycle. Learners are therefore required to attend two of these class sessions per his/her 4-year certification cycle.

Class 3-Interfacility Transport (C3IFT)

Cost: $20.00
Class 3 Interfacility Transport or "C3IFT" is defined as an "extended scope of practice" developed by the WV Office of EMS and is a level of care intended for the transport of patients whose acuity or criticality does not require the level of expertise possessed by the CCT-level provider but exceeds the normal scope of practice for field EMS providers. The paramedic completing this training will prepare him/her to deal with medications and procedures not normally seen during their day-to-day provision of EMS.
**This program is currently offered as a "Hybrid" course and requires participants to complete both online assignments as well as a 4 hour laboratory component.