Continuing education

Most licensing classes allow auditing of class for EMS continuing education certificates,  See the Education page and contact the instructor to ask if they are able to audit a specific class. 

https://www.vhepcoalition.org/2022-webinar-series

For all Vermont EMS statewide information go to https://www.healthvermont.gov/emergency/ems

All VT EMS providers are required to maintain a Vector account.  Online training can be assigned by your training officer and VT EMS  so please log in, check your status and contact your training officer/head of service if you have difficulty.

Vector Login  Always make sure to see the VT EMS logo as above when logging in.

Everything for the nationally certified EMS provider Maintain your course credits for recertification, download mobile app, NCCP requirements and more           NREMT.org

Highlight and clarify Notes:

 ·  Face shields should not be used in teaching any AHA course, including Heartsaver, BLS, ACLS, PALS, or PEARS. ·  Each student needs to have a disposable one-way valve that is given to them for the course.  ·  Courses must have one mask per student for the course.  Masks can be cleaned at the end of the course per cleaning product guidelines and CDC recommendations. ·  Manikins should be cleaned after each use using a cleaning product with appropriate length of dwell time.  Remember if you are using a bleach product, this subsequently must be wipe off after dwell time as well. ·  Courses may want  to increases the number of manikins or decrease the number of students to limit the impact of cleaning has on instruction. ·  Manikins should be placed a minimum of 5 feet away from each other during practice or teaching. ·  AHA recommends following local and state guidelines about mass gatherings.  If the State of Vermont recommends decreasing the amount of people gathered in one location, we will take further steps to accommodate that. ·  Heartcode (online) courses are always an option with limited candidates performing skills verification at a time. If you have any questions, please reach out to Scott Bagg via e-mail.