EMT Paramedic. E. Employees who lose any certification listed in a, b, c and d above shall be placed on unpaid leave immediately. The employee shall have twenty-one (21) calendar days to obtain a new certification and provide proof to the city. Any employee who fails to provide proof after this period may be discharged at the discretion of the Chief. This dismissal may only be appealed to Civil Service and IS NOT subject to appeal through arbitration.
EMT Paramedic. The learning outcomes are shown in documents called Career-Technical Assurance Guides (CTAGs) and within each CTAG are unique identifiers called Career-Technical Articulation Numbers (CTANs). These CTAGs and CTANs were endorsed by the EMT Training Committee of the Ohio Department of the Public Safety’s, Division of Emergency Medical Services. Moreover, the State Board of Emergency Medical Services endorsed all four documents as well as the college credit hours associated with each CTAG. Before the CTAGs can be implemented and a guarantee of college credit offered, educators and EMT professionals from around Ohio reviewed each CTAG and stated their agreement or disagreement. Survey takers were asked to pay particular attention to the credit hour values for each of the CTAGs.
EMT Paramedic. Respondents overwhelmingly agreed that the credit hours assigned to the EMT- P CTAN were appropriate. Moreover, 68 of 71 (95.8%) respondents agreed that the learning outcomes appropriately described the skills and knowledge needed to transition from career-technical adult education into higher education and receive college credit for EMT-P content. Please note that some of the comments provided by respondents are outside the authority of the Ohio Board of Regents and/or the Ohio Department of Education. Via this document, these comments will be shared with the appropriate authority. That authority may chose to act on such comments at its own discretion. One disclaimer needs mentioned. The 30 semester/45 quarter hours of credit to be granted to matriculating students may clash with an institution’s residency requirements. In such cases, students must meet the degree requirements set forth by the degree granting institution. According to the minutes of the July 7, 2008 meeting of the EMT Writing Panel, 30 semester/45 quarter hours of college credit were recommended by the faculty panel. Questions regarding the EMT – P CTAN.
EMT Paramedic. 1. The EMT-P program may be offered to all members covered by this Agreement, at the discretion of the Fire Chief.
