CCEMTP (Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport Program) – 2023

The CCEMTP course is open to any paramedic, nurse, physician assistant, physician or registered respiratory therapist who has worked in that capacity for a minimum of one year.
This intensive three-week course will prepare the student to become a critical care transport specialist.

Attendance at all classes is mandatory.

Students with 100% attendance will be evaluated with a written examination at the end of the course.
Upon successful completion, the student will receive a renewable certification from UMBC valid for three years.

This 100-hour course has been approved by UMBC, an organization accredited by the Continuing Education Board of Emergency Medical Services (CECBEMS) www.cecbems.org. In addition, 100 hours of continuing education credits will be issued on an hour-for-hour basis through the Loyola EMS System and the Illinois Department of Public Health.

 Students are STRONGLY encouraged to possess current ACLS, Pediatric Resuscitation (PALS, NRP, ENPC, or equivalent), and Trauma (PHTLS, ITLS, TNCC, TNS, ATLS, TPATC, or equivalent) certifications.
We find that these providers are more successful in completing the CCEMTP curriculum.

The course will run Monday – Thursday, with class dates being:
October 2^nd – October 19^th, with the final exam being administered on the 20^th.

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Current CCEMTP Certification holders may audit for up to 40 hours of Continuing Education.
Audit registration will be available soon.

REGISTER HERE

FULL COURSE: ONLINE REGISTRATION

AUDIT: ONLINE REGISTRATION

Tentative Schedule:

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Registration deadline September 8^th

The October 2021 CCEMTP Course is full, please email Oliver Boryszewski with copies of your professional license, and copies of certifications to be placed on the wait-list.
PREFERENCE IS GIVEN TO THOSE WITH current ACLS, Pediatric Resuscitation (PALS, NRP, ENPC, or equivalent), and Trauma (PHTLS, ITLS, TNCC, TNS, ATLS, TPATC, or equivalent) certifications.