Emergency Medical Training Course Calendar- January - December 2009

Emergency Medical Training Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Hours Charge Dates 16 $150 Jan 7-8 (8am-5pm) *Available upon request Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) Hours Charge Dates 16 $150 *Available Upon Request Anatomy & Physiology Hours Charge Dates 40 $250 Jan 12-23 (Mon, Wed, Fri, 8am-5pm) Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CPR) Hours Charge Dates 4 $50 Jan 9 (8am-noon) June 12 (8am-noon) Aug 17 (8am-noon) *Available upon request EMT Basic Hours Charge Dates 150 $500 Jan 13-May 14 (Tues & Thurs, 6pm-10pm) Aug 18-Dec 17 (Tues & Thurs, 6pm-10pm) EMT Basic Refresher Hours Charge Dates 36 $125 June 1-13 (Mon, Wed, Fri, 6pm-10pm) EMT-Paramedic Hours Charge Dates 1200 $3500 Spring 09: Jan 26-May 15 (Mon, Wed, Fri, 8am-5pm) Summer 09: June 9-Aug 4 (Tues & Thurs, 8am-5pm) Fall 09: Sept 3-Dec 10 (Thurs, 8am-Noon) EMT-Paramedic Hours Charge Dates 1200 Tuition: $3,500 *Payable by semester* Summer: $1,500 Fall: $1,500 Spring: $ 500 Course Begins: Summer Semester: June 8 - July 31, 2009 M, W, F (8 - 4:30) Fall Semester: Aug. 24 - Dec. 7, 2009 M, W (8 - 4:30) Spring Semester: Jan. 20 - May 12, 2009 W (8 - 4:30) Course Ends EMT-Paramedic Refresher Hours Charge Dates 48 $150 Sept. 14, 15, 18, 23, 24, and 28 (8am - 5pm) First Responder Hours Charge Dates 48 $200 *Available Upon Request First Responder Refresher Hours Charge Dates 20 $100 *Available Upon Request Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Hours Charge Dates 16 $150 May 18-21 (6pm-10pm) *Available upon request Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP) Hours Charge Dates 16 $150 *Available Upon Request

Please Note: All members of Louisiana Municipal Fire Departments can attend Haz Mat classes at NO Charge. If more than one course fees are shown, first charges apply to in-state members of Municipal Fire Departments. Second charges apply to out-of-state members of Municipal Fire Departments or other Municipal, State, or Federal Agency. Third charges apply to All Industrial Emergency Responders.

FETI courses are designed to provide fire and emergency services personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform critical tasks safely and with professionalism. To achieve personal success in course completion, comprehensive reading ability is essential.

Protective Clothing Requirements: Students, or their sponsoring agency, are required to provide the necessary protective clothing (bunker coat, pants, boots, gloves, helmet, hoods etc.) that meets the NFPA Standard 1971: Protective Ensemble for Structural Fire Fighting. Also long-sleeve shirts and long pants are to be worn under the protective clothing at all times. Inspection of protective clothing will precede training to assure that equipment meets requirements. Students without appropriate protective clothing will not be allowed to participate in practical training.

* Prices are subject to change.