CEU's

[FireMedic712]

I'm needing a few CEU's to meet my EMT requirements, just curious if anyone knew any classes coming up in the Tulsa area I could get into. I don't work EMS much but PRN occasionally and I've only racked up about 20 in past year and a half.

 

[car2back]

if you take the EMT-B refresher at OTEMS with Andy Hudson, he'll give you CEUs for sitting through the paramedic refresher (not sure how many). Vehicle extrication is always a fun way to get CEUs IMHO.

 

[FireMedic712]

if you take the EMT-B refresher at OTEMS with Andy Hudson, he'll give you CEUs for sitting through the paramedic refresher (not sure how many). Vehicle extrication is always a fun way to get CEUs IMHO.

I worked for OTEMS for 2 years, I know Andy will hook me up with a few, but I need like 20 or so lol...

 

[Medic32]

when you due up for renewal?

 

[FireMedic712]

when you due up for renewal?

march 07'

 

[Medic32]

your quickest bet would be contacting tulsa life filght. they usually are able to provide a few and then contact OSU fire service training and take a couple of their classes.

 

[FireMedic712]

What about the CEU's you can purchase? I'm pretty desperate for time with work and the holidays, I have many more than is required but I forgot Oklahoma is a partial acceptance state and about 40 of my hours aren't honored. Thank you for the info though!

 

[Medic32]

as for ceu's you can purchase my first thought is EMS magizines they usually have little articles you read and answer a short little test and usually give you 2-3 ceu's

 

[Medic32]

did you ever find any ceu's?

 

[FireMedic712]

did you ever find any ceu's?

I took my refresher, haz-mat awareness(for the millionth time), and all the NIMS stuff, I think Im still like 8-10 short, but I'm looking!

 

[car2back]

Vehicle & machinery extrication counts for 12hrs I think, and it seems like there's always someone hosting a class around here. Plus can you name a more enjoyable way to spend you weekend besides flapping a roof & lifting a dash?

 

[Medic32]

http://www.training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/crslist.asp

Here's a sight were you can get some easy free CEU's. I usually spend about 30 minutes a night at work here and get 2 or 3 CEU's. Adds up after a couple nights

 

[FireMedic712]

Vehicle & machinery extrication counts for 12hrs I think, and it seems like there's always someone hosting a class around here. Plus can you name a more enjoyable way to spend you weekend besides flapping a roof & lifting a dash?

I'm no longer affiliated with a fire department, I dont have turnouts anymore, so I couldn't take it...

 

[Medic32]

you might also try this link if you havent already

http://webreg.osufst.org/schedule.htm

find some ceu's there to

 

[FireMedic712]

you might also try this link if you havent already

http://webreg.osufst.org/schedule.htm

find some ceu's there to

Thanks Medic 32, you've been alot of help.

 

[car2back]

Ditto medic32, i've been looking for a current OSUFST schedule!

 

[Medic32]

no problem guys