Emergency Medical Technology
Emergency Medical Technology
Semester 1: EMT (Part 1) Introduces Emergency Trauma Technician/CPR-BLS/ Anatomy and Physiology/ Communications and Medical Terminology. There is no age requirement for EMT 1. Class is open for 11th and 12th grade students. Students will earn ETT/CPR certification, BUT to certify as an EMT with the state, students must complete EMT 2 and be 18 before or within five months of the exam in May.
• If a student chooses not to take the EMT exam in May, they can simply take part 1 as a pathway to any of the health courses such as CNA, PCA, Health Sciences, etc.
• Students may enter directly into part 2 with instructor approval. They must meet eligibility for the EMT exam, complete prerequisites (approved Health Science coursework and CPR for the Health Care Provider) and submit a letter of intent.
Semester 2: EMT (Part 2) Introduces the advanced portion of EMT education. More in-depth anatomy and physiology, all the hands-on EMS skills and certification. Part 2 is much more academically challenging and requires the student to be 18 at the time or within five months of the exam. Students enroll in EMT 2 per instructor recommendation. Students do not have to take EMT 1 and EMT 2 consecutively.
Grade level 11-12. Must be age 18 within five months of state testing for EMT.
Rebecca Giacalone - Instructor
Ms. Giacalone is certified as an EMT I, an EMT I Instructor, a lifeguard, an AHA- BLS + CPR Instructor and FEMA- ICS. Her other work history/industry experience includes Alaska Medical Support Team, Team One Alaska, Willow Fire Department, Boy Scouts of America Health and Safety Officer, Certified Nursing Assistant at Alaska Regional and Providence hospitals. She has won first place in EMS Skills competition/State of Alaska; and has over 1000 volunteer hours with the Alaska Medical Support Team. She has a Leader training award from Boy Scouts of America.
• Credits and Certifications
EMT-A
EMT-B
• Skills
• Equipment


