Mobile CE

Community Paramedicine offers optimal positioning of EMS resources to fill an identified gap in the healthcare system. A Community Paramedic Program closes the gaps within the healthcare system by expanding the role of the EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic within the community. Through a standardized accredited curriculum of advanced education, certification and degree, paramedicine practitioners are educated to serve both independently and as part of an integrated system, bettering community health locally and globally.

Mobile CE offers a Community Paramedic Bootcamp! (CP BootCamp©) This course is designed as a full-stack and front-end boot camp course, offering students practical reality for advancing the practice of Community Paramedicine. Our blended learning program offers face-to-face interaction, collaboration, work groups, shared presentations, and independent study. Students are able to network with Community Paramedics globally. Whether you are a Community Paramedic responsible for direct care, remote care, or influencing the care of patients, this CP BootCamp offers an opportunity for validating your practice, attaining continuing education (CPD), and renewal of your CP-C Certification. Hennepin course transfer value: 2 credit hours. Continuing education credit: 24 CPD.

for Advanced EMT and Paramedic

The Community Paramedic Technician^©  is the foundation of Community Paramedicine and offers entry to Community Paramedicine for all Emergency Medical Service Practitioners. The Community Paramedic Technician Curriculum^©  (CPT) offers a standardized education that maintains global consistency, yet has the ability to meet the specific needs of each organization, community, province, state, and nation. Those desirous of becoming a Community Paramedic or developing a Community Paramedicine program will benefit greatly from integrating the Community Paramedic Technician Curriculum^© education program within their organization.

The CPT is for a practitioner early in their career, who plans to work within a community health organization or part of a community paramedicine program, wants to take part in community events, and maintains a basic CP skill set. CPT is for paramedics that do treat/no transport (TIP – treat in place) and treat/transport to alternative destinations (TAD). It is designed to make the paramedic proficient at deciding who is safe to leave at home, including conducting the social determinants of health. Designed for the Intermediate Care Paramedic (ICP or AEMT) and the Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP, paramedic or NRP), or the experienced PCP (EMT) with approval or state requirement. This program also considers transitioning from Medical Assistants and additional allied health technicians to community paramedicine practitioners.

for the experienced Paramedic

The Community Paramedic Clinician^©  is the foundation of Community Paramedicine advanced practice and offers associate degree core courses. The Community Paramedic Clinician Curriculum^©  (CPC) offers a standardized education that maintains global consistency, yet has the ability to meet the specific needs of each organization, community, province, state, and nation. If your goal is Community Paramedicine independent practice, your pathway begins with the Community Paramedic Clinician^© degree program.

The CPC is for the seasoned practitioner, two years or more, who desires to accomplish the advanced CP skills, and may either work within a community health organization or community paramedicine program. CPC is for a full-service CP and CP program that is integrated with primary care, public health, and specialty care services. This program allows for the development of advanced critical thinking, an advanced role set, and the ability to oversee a CP program. Designed for the experienced ICP or ACP, this program also considers the transition from LPN and additional health disciplines to community paramedicine clinicians.

for Community EMT

The Primary Care Technician© is the foundation of Community Paramedicine for the EMT. Often recognized as the Community EMT, the Primary Care Technician does not work alone, but as part of a primary health care delivery system. The Primary Care Technician Curriculum© (PCT) offers a standardized education that maintains global consistency, yet has the ability to meet the specific needs of each organization, community, province, state, and nation. Those desirous of developing a Community Paramedicine program will benefit greatly from completing the Primary Care Technician Curriculum^© program.

The PCT is designed for the Primary Care Paramedic (PCP or EMT), who has proven knowledge of emergency response skills and wants to develop their primary care knowledge and skills to become comfortable working within the community in non-emergency activities and events. Some states now require the PCT for minimum licensing if working as a PCP (EMT) in Community Paramedicine (Primary Care Technician or Community PCP (EMT). This program also considers the transition from Community Health Worker.

Mobile CE offers a Critical Care Transport Bootcamp! (CCT BootCamp©) This course is designed as a full-stack and front-end boot camp course, offering students practical reality for advancing the practice of the Critical Care Transport team. Our blended learning program offers face-to-face interaction, collaboration, work groups, shared presentations, and independent study. Students network with critical care transport team members globally. Whether you are a Critical Care Paramedic or Critical Care Transport Nurse responsible for direct care, remote care, or influencing the care of patients, this CCT BootCamp offers an opportunity for validating your practice, attaining continuing education credit (CPD), and renewal of your CCP-C Certification. Hennepin course transfer value: 2 credit hours. Continuing education credit: 24 CPD.