We offer the following classes here at NCAD
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CPR
We are a satellite American Heart Association (AHA) training site. We offer BLS (basic Life Support) on all levels including BLS for Healthcare Provider. We also teach AHA First Aid. We offer quarterly CPR to the public for $10 per student. These classes are held the second Thursday of the months of March, June, September, & December. They begin at 6 pm and are held here at NCAD in our training room. If you are interested in signing up for one of these classes please follow the link below. If you have a group that would like to take CPR our Instructors will be glad to work with you in scheduling a time convenient for all involved. Please note our Instructors set their own fee schedule for classes they teach other than our quarterly classes.
Continuing Education Units
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We will offer classes the count towards required CEUs for re-licensing from time to time. Please watch our calendar to find these classes. Please RSVP to Patrick Greife on our contact page and include the name of the class you plan to attend.
48 Hour Continuing education courses |
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We offer a 48 hour course to meet the requirements of NREMT renewal process. The course will give you the required courses needed for both NREMT EMTs & NREMT Paramedics to meet their refresher requirements. CEU hours also count towards State license renewal. This course is offered 24 hours in Spring and 24 hours in Fall of odd-numbered years. It is normally set up to meet on two 4 hour blocks per week for 6 weeks. At this time the course is free* to any licensed EMT or Paramedic from the NW Missouri/ SW Iowa area.
* Board policy may change for future courses.
ACLS |
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We teach ACLS here at NCAD on a as needed basis. Please refer to our calendar to find ACLS class dates. The link below will place you in contact with the Training Manager @ NCAD so he can contact you on class details & costs.
Emergency Vehicle Operators Course
All of our full-time, part-time, and EMRs are required to take the EVOC class upon joining us at NCAD. The course consists of two parts: A four hour classroom session of an evening then the next morning driving an ambulance and/or a rescue truck thru a timed course that challenges most the skills needs for safe vehicle operations during emergency responses. Those who take the EVOC course are required to re-take the driving portion at least once every five years thereafter.