What courses are accepted by New Jersey for EMT's?
Here is a list of courses accepted by NJOMS:
For providers renewing their New Jersey state EMT license, we offer over 70 F3 courses that can be applied to the 24 elective CEU's. Each course is tagged in our course library with "NJ - EMT" if the course is accepted by the state. New Jersey does not allow EMT level providers to complete advanced level courses, so these are not tagged. Each course tagged has a New Jersey-approved course number, and we submit records to the state portal monthly. The following F3 courses are accepted and tagged in our course library:
Endocrine Emergencies
Pregnancy & Labor
Thoracic Trauma
Bleeding
MCI's & ICS
Abdominal Emergencies
Scene Safety Considerations
Vehicle Extrication
Lifting and Moving Patients
EMS Communication Systems
Well-Being of the EMS Provider
Basic Anatomy & Physiology
Geriatrics
History Taking
Primary and Secondary Assessment
Toxicology
Cardiac Patient Management
Chest Trauma
Environmental Emergencies
Head and Spine Trauma
Special Challenges
Pediatric Growth and Development
BLS Pharmacology
Soft Tissue Trauma
Haz-Mat Awareness & Response
Pediatric Developmental Disorders
Pediatric Trauma
Ambulance Safety
BLS Cardiac Arrest Management
Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Management
EMS Research
EMS Health and Wellness
EMS Nutrition and Exercise
Basic Medication Delivery
Pediatric Transport
Geriatric Dementia
Infectious Disease
Kinematics of Trauma
EMS Provider Hygiene
EMS Culture of Safety
PTSD Awareness
Air Medical Transport
Ebola
Evidence Based Guidelines
Crew Resource Management
OB Emergencies
Immunological Emergencies
Helicopter EMS
Steve’s Story
Dr. Tillman and Ben’s Story Pt. 1
Dr. Tillman and Ben’s Story Pt. 2
Methamphetamine Labs
Social Work and EMS
Bloodborne Pathogens
Dealing with Chronic Stress
Carbon Monoxide Emergencies
Electrical Hazards
Sex Trafficking Awareness with Guardian Group
Mental Health and Burnout
Coronavirus
Human Trafficking Education
Respiratory Patient Management
Basic Cardiac A&P
Positive End Expiratory Pressure (PEEP)
Operating in the Gray Zone
Basic Airway Management
Tools for Success in EMS
Violence in Healthcare
Calls that Catch Us Off Guard