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Class Name	Course Description
AEMT	(Prerequisite: Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)) Expand your scope in emergency medicine as you take this next step in the world of pre-hospital care. Add skills and knowledge to your EMT foundation. Note: Class dates may vary within the schedule.
AEMT National Continued Competency Program	This course is designed to meet the 50 hour requirement for continuing education required to recertify.
Building Foundations of Caregiving	Building Foundation of Caregiving explores the role of caregiver and changes they may experience, building a support team and managing caregiver stress.
Communicating Effectively	Communicating Effectively teaches how dementia affects communication, including tips for communicating well with family, friends and health care professionals.
DDMAT	This class is designed to provide certified training for direct care staff in licensed residential care facilities and licensed group homes which have the responsibility of administering medication to residents. Curriculum includes administration of medication, measuring and charting vital signs and understanding legal aspects.
DDMAT MAT Update	DDMAT/MAT requires 6 hours every two years of continuing education. Learn information that will assist you at work while meeting the annual requirement of completing at least eight hours of update training for those who have been certified as a Medication Administration Technician and are employed. This course is designed to increase your knowledge of medications, documentation, and the medication administration process. Review classifications of medications such as antibiotics, antihypertensive and diuretics.
EKG Technician	An EKG course teaches you to perform and interpret electrocardiograms (EKGs), which record the heart's electrical activity, preparing you for a career as an EKG technician or to enhance your skills as a healthcare professional.
EMR National Continued Competency Program	This refresher course is designed to meet the 16 hour requirement for continuing education required to recertify.
EMS Instructor	The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Train-the-Trainer course is designed to equip experienced EMS professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to become effective trainers within the field of emergency medical services. This comprehensive course covers a range of topics essential for preparing individuals to train others in pre-hospital emergency care.
EMT National Continued Competency Program	This course is designed to meet the 40 hours of continuing education for EMT's required to recertify.
Exploring Care and Support Services	Exploring Care and Support Services examines how best to prepare for future care decisions and changes, including respite care, residential care and end of life care.
Firefighter 2	Provides advanced knowledge and skills to successfully complete Firefighter 2 certification exam. LPG alone will not work to fulfill requirements.
Flex CMA Certified Medication Aide	The State of Oklahoma requires people be certified or licensed to administer medications in nursing and health facilities. In this course you will learn to administer medications and how medications affect the body. Become eligible to take the CMA certification exam. Clinical and written certification tests are included in the course fee.
Flex CMA IA	Obtain advanced training for the care of diabetics. Training includes classroom and supervised practical training. Return demonstration of skills with proficiency of 100 percent and classroom theory testing at 90 percent or above are required. This course prepares students for CMA Advanced-IA certification through the Nurse Aide Registry. Written exam requires 80 percent or above for CMA-IA certification, clinical and written certification tests are included in the course fee.
Flex CMA RG	Using the Flex Path. This is advanced training for those already certified as a Certified Medication Aide (CMA) and must deliver nutrition or medications via feeding tubes either nasogastric or gastric. It is also for the CMA who will need to administer medications in the inhalable or nebulizer form. These types of Certified Medication Aides can work in Nursing facilities or Continuum of Care facilities, Specialized facilities, Residential Care homes, Adult Day Care facilities, and Assisted Living centers. This course blends theory and practical skills in the classroom. This class can also count as continuing education hours for the CMA.

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