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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES FOR MEDICAL SUPPORT SCHOOLS

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EMT Basic
EMT Re Certification
First Responder "Lifesaver"
Health Services Technician "A" School
Health Services Technician Dental "C" School
Independent Duty Health Services Technician Course (IDHS)
USCG Training Quota Management Center

EMT BASIC CERTIFICATION

Course Code:

250240

Duration:

19 DAYS

How To Apply:

submit Electronic Training Request via Direct Access

Prerequisites:

NA

Special Info:

Submit ETR for desired session. In the ETR comments block, include the following information: District; Unit; express need for training; list possible alternative dates. It is imperative to include your District and Unit on all ETRs. For example: D17; ANT KODIAK; urgent request, only one other member at unit AtoN tech qualified; ALT Dates: 01Jan05, 01Mar05.

Purpose

This course provides classroom instruction and practical experience for emergency medical care given to ill or injured persons. Much of the practical exercises pertain to rescue techniques used in a maritime environment as encountered during Coast Guard SAR missions. It is a 130 hour intensive, college level course. Students will be completing both written and practical examinations.

Convening Dates

Convening Dates

Facility Name

Start Date

End Date

Session #

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

4/26/2010

5/14/2010

55

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

6/14/2010

7/2/2010

57

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

7/19/2010

8/6/2010

58

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

8/16/2010

9/3/2010

59

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EMT RECERTIFICATION

Course Code:

250241

Duration:

3 DAYS

How To Apply:

Submit Electronic Training Request via Direct Access

Prerequisites:

This course provides classroom instruction and practical experience for emergency medical care given to ill or injured persons. This is a DOT approved 24 hour basic refresher course only. Members will still need to accumulate an additional 48 hours of continuing education.

Special Info:

LOCATION: COGARD TRACEN PETALUMA CA SKEY: G021

Purpose

This course provides classroom instruction and practical experience for emergency medical care given to ill or injured persons. Much of the practical exercises pertain to rescue techniques used in a maritime environment as encountered during Coast Guard SAR missions. It is a 40 hour intensive, college level course. Students will be completing both written and practical examinations.

Convening Dates

Convening Dates

Facility Name

Start Date

End Date

Session #

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

2/1/2010

2/3/2010

76

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

2/8/2010

2/10/2010

77

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

2/22/2010

2/24/2010

78

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

3/1/2010

3/3/2010

79

EXPORTABLE: INSTRUCTORS

3/8/2010

3/10/2010

80

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

3/15/2010

3/17/2010

81

CG TRACEN PETALUMA

3/22/2010

3/24/2010

82

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FIRST RESPONDER “LIFESAVER”

Course Code:

500986

Duration:

05 DAYS

How To Apply:

submit Electronic Training Request via Direct Access

Prerequisites:

Open to E-2 thru E-9 pay grades

Special Info:

NONE

Purpose

This course provides instruction and practical experience for emergency medical care given to ill or injured persons. Much of the practical exercises pertain to rescue techniques used in a maritime environment as encountered during Coast Guard SAR missions.

Convening Dates

Facility Name
Start Date
End Date

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HEALTH SERVICES TECHNICIAN "A" SCHOOL

Course Code:

210090

Duration:

15 Weeks

How To Apply:

See "Special Info" section for directions

Prerequisites:

VE + MK + GS + AR = 207 W/ A MINIMUM AR OF 50

Special Info:

How to Apply: "A" School Applications must be sent to PSC-EPM-2. Applications may be sent via email, fax or message to PSC-EPM-2. ETRs are not recommended for "A" School Applications. EPM-2 POCs and amplifying information can be found on the monthly "A" School List.

Purpose

This performance based course provides lecture, laboratory demonstration, practical exercises, and clinical experiences in the areas of anatomy, medical administration, basic clinical laboratory procedures, asepsis and sterilization technique, preventive medicine, nursing skills, pharmacy, clinical sick call, wound repair, clinical services, leadership and management. The Management Information Systems are a vital part of the "A" School curriculum and include, the Composite Health Care System (CHCS), Provider Graphic User Interface (PGUI), and Medical Readiness Reporting System (MRRS). Currently included in the curriculum is the three week Coast Guard Emergency Medical Technician Basic Course.

Convening Dates

Facility Name
Start Date
End Date

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HS DENTAL "C" SCHOOL

Course Code:

501575

Duration:

20 DAYS

How To Apply:

Submit Electronic Training Request via Direct Access

Prerequisites:

Open to Health Services Technicians E-4 thru E-5 pay grades.

Special Info:

Students attending this course will be first selected from the closed HS Dental -+A-+ School list first. Once this list has been exhausted, requests from the field will then be considered. Commands desiring to train one or more Health Services Technicians should contact the Program Manager. Phone (202) 267 0330 or Fax 202 267 4685.

Purpose

This course provides instruction and practical experience for Health Services Technicians to assist Dental Officers in all phases of dentistry. Much of the practical exercises pertain to dental techniques used as a Dental Technician within a U.S. Coast Guard dental clinic. Charts dental conditions using prescribed abbreviations. Prepares dental treatment records. Operates dental equipment including dental x-ray. Administers dental first aid. Prepares and presents oral health education materials. Carries out procedures for minor maintenance and service for dental equipment.

Convening Dates

Facility Name

Start Date

End Date

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INDEPENDENT DUTY HEALTH SERVICES TECHNICIAN COURSE (IDHS)

Course Code:

501800

Duration:

14 Week

How To Apply:

submit Electronic Training Request via Direct Access

Prerequisites:

EMT Basic

Purpose

THE INDEPENDENT DUTY HEALTH SERVICES TECHNICIAN (IDHS) "C" SCHOOL PROGRAM INCLUDES GRADUATES OF HEALTH SERVICES TECHNICIAN "A" SCHOOL PREPARING FOR SHIPBOARD, MSST, ISOLATED DUTY OR SHORE-BASED INDEPENDENT DUTY ASSIGNMENTS. IDHS TRAINING INCLUDES: EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-BASIC (EMT-B), LIMITED ADVANCED INTERVENTIONS, FIRST RESPONDER/CPR TRAINER CERTIFICATION, IDHS ROLE IN THE UNIT TRAINING PLAN, HEALTH RECORD MAINTENANCE, REQUIRED IDHS LOGS, USE OF AUTOMATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, VARIOUS REPORTS, ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, RISK MANAGEMENT, PHYSICAL DISABILITY EVALUATION SYSTEM PROCEDURES, BUDGET DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT, SUPPLY, APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS TRAINING (ASIST), FOOD SERVICE AND OTHER SANITATION INSPECTIONS, WATER TESTING, PEST MANAGEMENT, BATTLE DRESSING STATION READINESS, PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, MEDICAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE, MLC IDHS QA AND TSTA/CART CHECKLISTS, BASIC TRICARE ISSUES AND EFFECTIVE NETWORKING WITH SUPPORTING COAST GUARD AND/OR DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE HEALTH SERVICES FACILITIES. ADDITIONALLY, IDHS STUDENTS WILL REVIEW AND PRACTICE CLINICAL SKILLS, INCLUDING ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS AND DEVELOPING TREATMENT PLANS. THE CLINICAL PHASE WILL INCLUDE REVIEW OF BASIC ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PHARMACEUTICAL INTERVENTIONS, AND THE CRITICAL LINK BETWEEN THE IDHS AND THEIR DESIGNATED MEDICAL OFFICER ADVISOR (DMOA). EACH FACET OF TRAINING IS DESIGNED TO EQUIP IDHS STUDENTS WITH THE SKILLS AND JUDGMENT REQUIRED TO MAXIMIZE THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF THEIR SHIPMATES IN AN ISOLATED OR AFLOAT ASSIGNMENT.

Convening Dates

Facility Name

Start Date

End Date

CG TRACEN PETALUMA
4/1/2010
9/4/2010
CG TRACEN PETALUMA
3/5/2009
6/8/2010

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Last Modified 1/21/2010