Hennepin EMS Education - Law Enforcement Tactical Medical Training

This course covers all of the basic EMT & First Responder topics required for National Registry and Minnesota refresher certification and is taught by a cadre of well-qualified and unique faculty.

The faculty collectively has decades of experience in emergency patient care, tactical EMS, and law enforcement operations.

Available only to sworn law enforcement personnel, this course is unlike any standard EMT Refresher and will enable law enforecment officers to use the skills they have developed and apply them specifically to an occupational setting in ways that have never thought of. Following successful program completion, your certification is valid for a period of 2 years but the skills you earn will be helpful to you and your partners for your career. First Responders will have to attend the complete three day course. Officer may encounter light to moderate physical activity during this course. For more information, please contact us by email: robert.snyder@hcmed.org

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[DarknightVader]

THIS.. IS.. AWESOME!

[andrewsapirate]

@c032970 yes, for a few reasons. You need to be in good health for your sake and the patients. You can't be going all out with CPR on a patient in cardiac arrest and then end up having a heart attack. You just add another patient to the scene. Another reason being, you want to represent EMS in the best way possible.  Out of shape shows lack of discipline and you don't want the public thinking that. Work hard and you can do it.

[c032970]

i wanna be an EMT in ohio will i have to be physically fit