Education in North Carolina
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VentMonkey
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Nowhere near The Carolinas, but there's this:
https://ems.creighton.edu/training-certification/critical-care-paramedic
They offer and online course, and delve about as in-depth as one can wish for in regards to CCP topics, current trends, and materials.
Their cadaver lab requires you to travel, but I advocate for them frequently as IMO/ IME it is well worth time spent, and not a two week "you're now a CCP medic" style program by any means.
Also, what's an IC?
EpiEMS
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Also, what's an IC?
Instructor/Coordinator?
NomadicMedic
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Incident Commander? In Charge (a lead medic)?
I've only ever heard of IC used for Instructor Coordinator so I was under the impression that was universal. Sorry about that.
VentMonkey
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I'm not sure I follow you, OP. And I'm not sure how an instructor/ coordinator class correlates with a CCP course/ certification.
EpiEMS
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NC OEMS has a nice application form for their IC credential which specifies requirements. It seems like there are a couple of ways to qualify as far as the instructional courses. For example, a NAEMSE course qualifies and those are all over the place.
Also see this list: https://news.ncems.org/education?field_county_value=All&field_education_category_value=Specialty
Also see this list: https://news.ncems.org/education?field_county_value=All&field_education_category_value=Specialty
It doesn't directly. I want to take both of those courses so that I can become a CCP and teach classes.