Emergency Medical Services–Management Certificate
Division: Natural and Health Science
Academic Dept: Pre Hospital Emergency Medical Service
Curriculum Chair: Prof.
Stephen Nardozzi
Tel: 914-606-6507
Program Description:
The Certificate in Emergency
Medical Services Management will provide students with the knowledge,
skills and experience needed to effectively coordinate a response to
emergency situations. The certificate program develops the EMT or
paramedic’s management-level perspective and ability to assume
responsible positions that affect procedures and influence policy.
Many highly experienced emergency medical
technicians and paramedics lack a formal educational background. This
certificate gives these professionals a chance to look at the larger
picture and to participate in critical thinking and planning exercises,
within the context of a systems approach to EMS.
Graduates will likewise be better prepared to participate in planning
and decision-making within the EMS System.

Recommended Full-Time
Semester Plan

The curriculum chairperson for this
program
recommends taking the courses for this degree in a particular order.
Click the button above for recommended semester-by-semester layout of
the classes needed to complete this program.

Program
Descriptions Table of Contents
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Degree
Requirements
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Credit Hours
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EMS 101 Emergency Medical
Services
or EMS 102 First
Responder (3) * |
5 |
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EMS 135
Intro to EMS Research |
3 |
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EMS 210 Comparative EMS
Systems |
4 |
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EMS 110
Disaster Preparedness |
3 |
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EMS 215 EMS Administration
and Leadership |
3 |
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EMS 217
Legal Aspects of EMS |
3 |
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PSCJ 120 Global Terrorism |
3 |
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Minimum Total Credits |
22-24 |
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* Permission from Curriculum Chair required.
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