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The document summarizes a paramedic program offered through a partnership between Mt. Nebo Training, a private institution, and the University of Utah, an academic institution. The 12-month program takes place over three semesters, with classroom and clinical hours. It provides the opportunity to earn college credits through the University of Utah. The program directors, instructors, locations, costs, prerequisites, and deadlines are outlined.
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Paramedic Program Pg
- 2. Course Sponsorship Mt. Nebo Training Private Institution University of Utah Academic Institution Combining their high quality educational services to provide a Salt Lake Paramedic Program
- 3. Paramedic Program Organization Program Director-Kirk E. Mittelman Medical Director Dr. Scott McIntosh Lead Instructor Joseph B. Mittelman II Instructors Paramedics, RN s, MDs Department Chair Les Chatelain
- 4. Course Location Mt Nebo West Valley Offices Murray FD Pleasant Grove FD
- 5. Typical Course Layout 12 Month course, Begins Each January Semesters 1&2 Classroom Hours Three Evenings Per Week 17:00-22:00 Fire and Clinical Hours: Varying Hours and Days Semester 3 Classroom Hours 1 evening 17:00- 22:00 Hospital Clinical & Fire Department Rides
- 6. Fire Department Clinical Instructors Preceptors Locations
- 7. Course Costs Course Fees: $6100 per private student College Credit from the U of U: Each Semester you can earn 15 credits Cost is $550 per semester Use at the U of U or Transfer to UVU
- 8. Required Prerequisites Introduction to A & P Medical Terminology Math-Intro to College Algebra or equivalent English-Intro to writing 1 Year of Experience & EMT certification EMT I-Highly recommended
- 9. Options for Prerequisites Take through local College/University Take through Mt Nebo Training Online + 2 meeting nights (orientation/finals) NO COLLEGE or UNIVERSITY CREDIT DOES NOT COUNT FOR OTHER PROGRAMS Cost: $200 per course needed (estimated cost for 11) First Online Class Sept 21 st Sign up online
- 10. Course Deadlines Applications completed and turned in: NO LATER than October 1 st , 2011 All prerequisites completed by 1-1-2011 All course fees due by 1-1-2011 Entrance Exam and physical completed during October
- 11. Thank You! Contact Info: Kirk Mittelman 801-372-0928 [email_address] Website: www.mtnebotraining.com Joey Mittelman 801-592-7977 [email_address] John Mittelman 801-372-9645 [email_address]