EMT Course Information
Unified Fire Authority EMT Course Information
Location
Salt Lake County Emergency Operations Center
3380 South 900 West
Salt Lake City, UT, 84119
Class Information
This is a part-time 8 week EMT course. It will run Tuesday and Thursday nights from 1800-2200 hours, and Saturday’s from 0800-1600 hours.
The first day of class is March 27th, and the final day is May 19th.
Important Dates
- Registration application and deposit are due prior to March 27th.
- Class Dates: Refer to Course Outline
- Withdrawal or dismissal from the class prior to April 21st will be eligible for 50% refund of course fees
Contact Information
Course Coordinator
Jeff Cunningham 801-743-7238
Course Co-Coordinator
Rob Mariott 801-870-5128
Cost
$950.00
- $150.00 Non-refundable deposit due within five business days of online registration (payable to: Unified Fire Authority.) Payment can be mailed or hand delivered to the Salt Lake County Emergency Operation Center.
- $800.00 Due on first day of class
Cost Includes
- State application and testing fees
- Textbook
- Workbook
- Class shirt
- Blood pressure cuff
- Stethoscope
- CPR class the first night
Additional Costs
- An additional fee of $50.00 is required if you have lived outside the
state of Utah in the last five years. This fee is due on first day of
class.
Student Expectation
Attendance
Students will be required to attend all scheduled classes. If for some reason
the student is unable to attend a class (illness, etc) they must make
arrangements with the Course Coordinator to make up the time and material
missed, this make up may come at an additional cost.
Documentation
Students are required to submit a complete BEMS application form. Only original copies of the application will be accepted. Students must submit a complete Declaration of Understanding* with their application.
Class Participation
Students will be evaluated by the instructors, Course Coordinator, and Medical Director during the course, in such areas as dependability, attitude, maturity, the ability to relate to others, and ability to achieve acceptable performance levels.
Remediation will be provided by the Course Coordinator or instructors for students having difficulties in any area of the course.
Additional Information
- Registration must be completed online.
- All students must provide documentation verifying current TB test (within last 12 months).
This is due PRIOR to the first day of class.
- Prior to registering applicant must read and acknowledge the following documents
- Bureau of Emergency Medical Services Policies and Procedures*
- Bureau of Emergency Medical Services Link
- Technical, Academic, and Physical Standards for the Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (Declaration of Understanding)
- Upon acceptance into the class students will be mailed a packet with additional information pertaining to the course