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Education to the Rescue.
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training Course OfferingsMedic Monthly: CECBEMS Approved for 1.5 CEUs per courseMedic Monthly provides cutting-edge online EMS education for EMRs, EMTs, and paramedics. Each module features case-based learning, fast-paced, high-energy streaming video, and online interactive learning materials.
• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm• Abdominal Trauma• Acute Psychosis• Alcohol-Related Emergencies• Altered Mental Status in the Elderly• Altitude Sickness• Amputation Injuries• Anaphylaxis• Animal Bites• Anterior Neck Trauma• Anticholinergic Poisoning• Asthma• Back Pain/Injuries• Burns• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning• Chest Pain• Chest Trauma• Child Abuse• Club Drugs• Customer Service• Dehydration & Heat Exhaustion• Dementia and the Pre-Hospital
Implications• Depression/Suicide• Diabetic Emergencies• DNR• Diving Emergencies• Dyspnea• Elder Abuse• Elderly Falls• Elderly Hip Fracture• Electrical Injuries• EMS Lawsuits – Documentation• EMS Lawsuits – Patient Restraint• Excited Delirium• Eye Injuries• Facial Trauma• Football Injury – Neck Fractures• GI Bleeds• Head Injuries• Headaches • Hepatitis and Job-Related Infectious
Disease Concerns• Hyperthermic Patient• Hypothermic Patient• Is it Pulmonary Edema or COPD?• Kidney Disease• Liver Disease• Methamphetamine Abuse• Myocardial Infarction• Narcotic Abuse• Near Drowning• The Obese Patient• Pediatric Abdominal Trauma• Pediatric Altered Mental Status• Pediatric Burns
• Pediatric Chest Pain• Pediatric Head Trauma• Pediatric Overdose• Pediatric Seizures• Pediatric Shortness of Breath• Pediatric Spinal Injuries• Pregnancy and Dyspnea• Pregnancy and Trauma• Scene Safety• Seizures• Sepsis• Sickle Cell Crisis• SIDS• Snakebites and Stings• Spinal Injuries• Stroke• Triage• Wheezing
Dr. Bryan Bledsoe Corner Courses: CECBEMS Approved for 2.0 CEUs per courseDr. Bledsoe’s courses cover the latest techniques and standards in emergency medical treatment.
• Avian Influenza• Bloodborne Pathogens• Carbon Monoxide – Implications for
the Fire Service• Firefighter Deaths• HIV/AIDS• Pain Management• Respiratory Gas Monitoring
12-Lead EKG Tutorial: CECBEMS Approved for 3.0 CEUsAn excellent review of the EKG interpretation skills a paramedic requires in the field.
Paramedic InteractiveDeveloped by Jones and Bartlett Learning in partnership with the AAOS, Kaplan Fire and EMS Training is a unique program that helps students master the cognitive and didactic portions of the DOT EMT-Paramedic courses online.
• Abdomen Injuries • Abuse, Neglect, and Assault• Acute Interventions for the
Chronic Care Patient • Airway Management and Ventilation• Allergic Reactions• Ambulance Operations• Behavioral Emergencies• Bleeding and Shock• Burns• Cardiovascular Emergencies• Communications and Documentation• Crime Scene Awareness• Critical Thinking and
Clinical Decision Making• EMS Systems, Roles, and
Responsibilities• Endocrine Emergencies
• Environmental Emergencies• Ethical Issues• Gastrointestinal Emergencies• Geriatrics• Gynecologic Emergencies• Hazardous Materials Incidents• Head and Face Injuries• Hematologic Emergencies• Human Development• Illness and Injury Prevention• Infectious and Communicable Diseases• Medical and Legal Issues• Medical Incident Command• Musculoskeletal Injuries• Neonatology• Neurologic Emergencies• Obstetrics• Pathophysiology• Patient Assessment• Patient Communication• Patient History• Patients with Special Needs• Pediatrics• Pharmacology• Physical Examination• Renal and Urologic Emergencies• Rescue Awareness and Operations• Respiratory Emergencies• Soft-Tissue Trauma• Spine Injuries• Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction• The Well-Being of the Paramedic• Thoracic Injuries• Toxicology: Substance Abuse and Poisoning• Trauma Systems and Mechanism of
Injury• Vascular Access and Medication
Administration
Certifications • Advanced Cardiac Life Support (eACLS)• Assessment and Treatment of Trauma (ATT)• Heath Care Provider CPR Interactive• Pediatric Education for Prehospital
Professionals (PEPP)
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training makes no representations or warranties as to whether the program meets the specific licensing requirements for any individual state.Kaplan Fire & EMS Training encourages its students to independently research the licensing requirements in any state in which they intend to seek or renew licensure.
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, Kaplan Fire & EMS Training does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.
You have committed yourself to a career serving your community. Now it’s time to build your career with convenient online training from Kaplan Fire & EMS Training. Our programs are designed to offer comprehensive online education for Fire and EMS professionals.
Fundamentals of Firefighter Skills Interactive (Firefighter 1 and 2)This program covers the entire spectrum of the Firefighter 1 and 2 professional qualifications as outlined in the 2008 edition of NFPA 1001 Standard for Firefighter Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: The History and Orientation of the Fire Service
Module 2: Firefighter Safety Module 3: Fire Service Communications Module 4: Incident Command System Module 5: Fire Behavior Module 6: Building Construction Module 7: Portable Fire Extinguishers Module 8: Firefighter Tools and
Equipment Module 9: Ropes and Knots Module 10: Response and Size-Up Module 11: Forcible Entry Module 12: Ladders Module 13: Search and Rescue Module 14: Ventilation Module 15: Water Supply Module 16: Fire Hose, Nozzles,
Streams, and Foam Module 17: Firefighter Survival Module 18: Salvage and Overhaul Module 19: Firefighter Rehabilitation Module 20: Wild Land and Ground Fires Module 21: Fire Suppression Module 22: Pre-Incident Planning Module 23: Fire and Emergency
Medical Care Module 24: Emergency Medical Care Module 25: Vehicle Rescue and Extrication Module 26: Assisting Special Rescue Teams Module 27: Hazardous Materials:
Overview Module 28: Hazardous Materials:
Properties and Effects Module 29: Hazardous Materials:
Recognizing and Identifying the Hazards
Module 30: Hazardous Materials: Implementing a Response
Module 31: Hazardous Materials: Personal Protective Equipment, Scene Safety, and Scene Control
Module 32: Hazardous Materials: Response Priorities and Actions
Module 33: Hazardous Materials: Decontamination Techniques
Module 34: Terrorism Awareness
Module 35: Fire Prevention and Public Education
Module 36: Fire Detection, Protection, and Suppression Systems
Module 37: Fire Cause Determination
Fire Officer: Principles and Practice InteractiveCovers the full scope of the 2009 edition of NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: Introduction to the Fire Officer
Module 2: Preparing for Promotion Module 3: Firefighters and
the Fire Officer Module 4: Understanding People:
Management Concepts Module 5: Organized Labor and
the Fire Officer Module 6: Safety and Risk Management Module 7: Training and Coaching Module 8: Evaluation and Discipline Module 9: Leading the Fire Company Module 10: Working in the Community Module 11: Handling Problems,
Conflicts, and Mistakes Module 12: Pre-Incident Planning
and Code Enforcement Module 13: Budgeting and
Organizational Change Module 14: Fire Officer Communications Module 15: Managing Incidents Module 16: Fire Attack Module 17: Fire Cause Determination Module 18: Crew Resource Management
Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Awareness and Operations LevelsThis course meets and exceeds the requirements for Firefighter 1 and 2 certification. This course also meets the 2008 edition of NFPA Standard 472, Standards for Competence of Responders to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents.
Module 1: Hazardous Materials Overview Module 2: Hazardous Materials:
Properties and Effects Module 3: Recognizing and
Identifying the Hazards Module 4: Implementing a Response Module 5: Personal Protective
Equipment, Scene Safety, and Scene Control
Module 6: Response Priorities and Actions
Module 7: Documentation Techniques
Fundamentals of Technical RescueThese 11 modules cover the awarenesslevel requirements found in the 2009edition of NFPA 1670, Standard onOperations and Training for TechnicalSearch and Rescue Incidents.
Module 1: Introduction to Technical Rescue
Module 2: Technical Rescue Vehicles and Equipment
Module 3: Rescue Incident Management Module 4: Search Operations and Victim
Management Module 5: Introduction to Technical
Rope Rescue Module 6: Structural Collapse Search
and Rescue Module 7: Confined-Space Search and
Rescue Module 8: Trench and Excavation Search
and Rescue Module 9: Vehicle and Machinery
Search and Rescue Module 10: Water Search and Rescue Module 11: Wilderness Search and
Rescue
Fire Service Pump OperatorThis course meets and exceeds the job performance requirements of Chapters 4, 5, and 10 of the 2009 edition of NFPA 1002, Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: Introduction to Technical Rescue
Module 2: Types of Fire Apparatus Module 3: Water Module 4: Mathematics for the Driver/
Operator Module 5: Pumper Apparatus Overview Module 6: Performing Apparatus Check-
Out and Maintenance Module 7: Pump Operations Module 8: Approaching the Fireground
Module 9: Responding on the Fireground
Module 10: Water Supply Module 11: Foam Operations Module 12: Pumper Apparatus Safety
Fire Courses
EMS Courses
Learn more about Kaplan Fire &EMS Training programsCall 1.800.671.9411 or visit kaplansolutions.com
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training Course OfferingsMedic Monthly: CECBEMS Approved for 1.5 CEUs per courseMedic Monthly provides cutting-edge online EMS education for EMRs, EMTs, and paramedics. Each module features case-based learning, fast-paced, high-energy streaming video, and online interactive learning materials.
• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm• Abdominal Trauma• Acute Psychosis• Alcohol-Related Emergencies• Altered Mental Status in the Elderly• Altitude Sickness• Amputation Injuries• Anaphylaxis• Animal Bites• Anterior Neck Trauma• Anticholinergic Poisoning• Asthma• Back Pain/Injuries• Burns• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning• Chest Pain• Chest Trauma• Child Abuse• Club Drugs• Customer Service• Dehydration & Heat Exhaustion• Dementia and the Pre-Hospital
Implications• Depression/Suicide• Diabetic Emergencies• DNR• Diving Emergencies• Dyspnea• Elder Abuse• Elderly Falls• Elderly Hip Fracture• Electrical Injuries• EMS Lawsuits – Documentation• EMS Lawsuits – Patient Restraint• Excited Delirium• Eye Injuries• Facial Trauma• Football Injury – Neck Fractures• GI Bleeds• Head Injuries• Headaches • Hepatitis and Job-Related Infectious
Disease Concerns• Hyperthermic Patient• Hypothermic Patient• Is it Pulmonary Edema or COPD?• Kidney Disease• Liver Disease• Methamphetamine Abuse• Myocardial Infarction• Narcotic Abuse• Near Drowning• The Obese Patient• Pediatric Abdominal Trauma• Pediatric Altered Mental Status• Pediatric Burns
• Pediatric Chest Pain• Pediatric Head Trauma• Pediatric Overdose• Pediatric Seizures• Pediatric Shortness of Breath• Pediatric Spinal Injuries• Pregnancy and Dyspnea• Pregnancy and Trauma• Scene Safety• Seizures• Sepsis• Sickle Cell Crisis• SIDS• Snakebites and Stings• Spinal Injuries• Stroke• Triage• Wheezing
Dr. Bryan Bledsoe Corner Courses: CECBEMS Approved for 2.0 CEUs per courseDr. Bledsoe’s courses cover the latest techniques and standards in emergency medical treatment.
• Avian Influenza• Bloodborne Pathogens• Carbon Monoxide – Implications for
the Fire Service• Firefighter Deaths• HIV/AIDS• Pain Management• Respiratory Gas Monitoring
12-Lead EKG Tutorial: CECBEMS Approved for 3.0 CEUsAn excellent review of the EKG interpretation skills a paramedic requires in the field.
Paramedic InteractiveDeveloped by Jones and Bartlett Learning in partnership with the AAOS, Kaplan Fire and EMS Training is a unique program that helps students master the cognitive and didactic portions of the DOT EMT-Paramedic courses online.
• Abdomen Injuries • Abuse, Neglect, and Assault• Acute Interventions for the
Chronic Care Patient • Airway Management and Ventilation• Allergic Reactions• Ambulance Operations• Behavioral Emergencies• Bleeding and Shock• Burns• Cardiovascular Emergencies• Communications and Documentation• Crime Scene Awareness• Critical Thinking and
Clinical Decision Making• EMS Systems, Roles, and
Responsibilities• Endocrine Emergencies
• Environmental Emergencies• Ethical Issues• Gastrointestinal Emergencies• Geriatrics• Gynecologic Emergencies• Hazardous Materials Incidents• Head and Face Injuries• Hematologic Emergencies• Human Development• Illness and Injury Prevention• Infectious and Communicable Diseases• Medical and Legal Issues• Medical Incident Command• Musculoskeletal Injuries• Neonatology• Neurologic Emergencies• Obstetrics• Pathophysiology• Patient Assessment• Patient Communication• Patient History• Patients with Special Needs• Pediatrics• Pharmacology• Physical Examination• Renal and Urologic Emergencies• Rescue Awareness and Operations• Respiratory Emergencies• Soft-Tissue Trauma• Spine Injuries• Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction• The Well-Being of the Paramedic• Thoracic Injuries• Toxicology: Substance Abuse and Poisoning• Trauma Systems and Mechanism of
Injury• Vascular Access and Medication
Administration
Certifications • Advanced Cardiac Life Support (eACLS)• Assessment and Treatment of Trauma (ATT)• Heath Care Provider CPR Interactive• Pediatric Education for Prehospital
Professionals (PEPP)
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training makes no representations or warranties as to whether the program meets the specific licensing requirements for any individual state.Kaplan Fire & EMS Training encourages its students to independently research the licensing requirements in any state in which they intend to seek or renew licensure.
Kaplan Fire & EMS Training programs are designed to prepare graduates to pursue employment in their field of study, or in related fields. However, Kaplan Fire & EMS Training does not guarantee that graduates will be placed in any particular job or employed at all.
You have committed yourself to a career serving your community. Now it’s time to build your career with convenient online training from Kaplan Fire & EMS Training. Our programs are designed to offer comprehensive online education for Fire and EMS professionals.
Fundamentals of Firefighter Skills Interactive (Firefighter 1 and 2)This program covers the entire spectrum of the Firefighter 1 and 2 professional qualifications as outlined in the 2008 edition of NFPA 1001 Standard for Firefighter Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: The History and Orientation of the Fire Service
Module 2: Firefighter Safety Module 3: Fire Service Communications Module 4: Incident Command System Module 5: Fire Behavior Module 6: Building Construction Module 7: Portable Fire Extinguishers Module 8: Firefighter Tools and
Equipment Module 9: Ropes and Knots Module 10: Response and Size-Up Module 11: Forcible Entry Module 12: Ladders Module 13: Search and Rescue Module 14: Ventilation Module 15: Water Supply Module 16: Fire Hose, Nozzles,
Streams, and Foam Module 17: Firefighter Survival Module 18: Salvage and Overhaul Module 19: Firefighter Rehabilitation Module 20: Wild Land and Ground Fires Module 21: Fire Suppression Module 22: Pre-Incident Planning Module 23: Fire and Emergency
Medical Care Module 24: Emergency Medical Care Module 25: Vehicle Rescue and Extrication Module 26: Assisting Special Rescue Teams Module 27: Hazardous Materials:
Overview Module 28: Hazardous Materials:
Properties and Effects Module 29: Hazardous Materials:
Recognizing and Identifying the Hazards
Module 30: Hazardous Materials: Implementing a Response
Module 31: Hazardous Materials: Personal Protective Equipment, Scene Safety, and Scene Control
Module 32: Hazardous Materials: Response Priorities and Actions
Module 33: Hazardous Materials: Decontamination Techniques
Module 34: Terrorism Awareness
Module 35: Fire Prevention and Public Education
Module 36: Fire Detection, Protection, and Suppression Systems
Module 37: Fire Cause Determination
Fire Officer: Principles and Practice InteractiveCovers the full scope of the 2009 edition of NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: Introduction to the Fire Officer
Module 2: Preparing for Promotion Module 3: Firefighters and
the Fire Officer Module 4: Understanding People:
Management Concepts Module 5: Organized Labor and
the Fire Officer Module 6: Safety and Risk Management Module 7: Training and Coaching Module 8: Evaluation and Discipline Module 9: Leading the Fire Company Module 10: Working in the Community Module 11: Handling Problems,
Conflicts, and Mistakes Module 12: Pre-Incident Planning
and Code Enforcement Module 13: Budgeting and
Organizational Change Module 14: Fire Officer Communications Module 15: Managing Incidents Module 16: Fire Attack Module 17: Fire Cause Determination Module 18: Crew Resource Management
Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Awareness and Operations LevelsThis course meets and exceeds the requirements for Firefighter 1 and 2 certification. This course also meets the 2008 edition of NFPA Standard 472, Standards for Competence of Responders to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents.
Module 1: Hazardous Materials Overview Module 2: Hazardous Materials:
Properties and Effects Module 3: Recognizing and
Identifying the Hazards Module 4: Implementing a Response Module 5: Personal Protective
Equipment, Scene Safety, and Scene Control
Module 6: Response Priorities and Actions
Module 7: Documentation Techniques
Fundamentals of Technical RescueThese 11 modules cover the awarenesslevel requirements found in the 2009edition of NFPA 1670, Standard onOperations and Training for TechnicalSearch and Rescue Incidents.
Module 1: Introduction to Technical Rescue
Module 2: Technical Rescue Vehicles and Equipment
Module 3: Rescue Incident Management Module 4: Search Operations and Victim
Management Module 5: Introduction to Technical
Rope Rescue Module 6: Structural Collapse Search
and Rescue Module 7: Confined-Space Search and
Rescue Module 8: Trench and Excavation Search
and Rescue Module 9: Vehicle and Machinery
Search and Rescue Module 10: Water Search and Rescue Module 11: Wilderness Search and
Rescue
Fire Service Pump OperatorThis course meets and exceeds the job performance requirements of Chapters 4, 5, and 10 of the 2009 edition of NFPA 1002, Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications.
Module 1: Introduction to Technical Rescue
Module 2: Types of Fire Apparatus Module 3: Water Module 4: Mathematics for the Driver/
Operator Module 5: Pumper Apparatus Overview Module 6: Performing Apparatus Check-
Out and Maintenance Module 7: Pump Operations Module 8: Approaching the Fireground
Module 9: Responding on the Fireground
Module 10: Water Supply Module 11: Foam Operations Module 12: Pumper Apparatus Safety
Fire Courses
EMS Courses
Learn more about Kaplan Fire &EMS Training programsCall 1.800.671.9411 or visit kaplansolutions.com
Learning Management Made Easy Training…it’s what keeps emergency response professionals’ skills sharp and their departments in compliance. And now Kaplan Fire & EMS Training has teamed up with the industry’s leading software solutions provider to bring you a more streamlined and cost-efficient process for managing your department’s training needs.
FH Compliance Management System (FHCMS)Now the details of any training completed within the Kaplan Learning Management System (LMS) can be automatically transferred into your department’s FIREHOUSE Software® Training Module. There is no longer a need to manually enter the details for any online training completed by personnel.
FIREHOUSE Software®—part of Xerox—provides departments with the best online fire records management system in the industry, backed by world-class support.
At Kaplan Fire and EMS Training, our customized Learning Management System (LMS) allows individual students and organizations to manage their training needs easily and efficiently with these convenient features:
• Online course library with regular additions and updates
• The ability to pause and restart anywhere in a course
• Randomized questions and answers generated in quizzes and tests
• Online registration, scheduling, and testing, along with maintenance and retrieval of training records
• Instant issuing of certificates
• Combine Kaplan courses with your department’s content, links to useful websites, and other training-related items in one comprehensive resource center
• The ability to host and track in-house training materials
• Customizable data mining
• Simply grab files on your computer to share with your department/agency
• Plus tools that allow administrators to:
– Maintain personnel information
– Group personnel by training need, assign specific courses, and track compliance by group
– Set automatic notifications to personnel when courses are assigned with follow-up email reminders when courses are due
– Access printable reports of training activities by individual, group, or the entire division
– Export data in standard formats
– Track training in alignment with requirements set for ISO classification
Kaplan Fire and EMS Training programs are competitively priced and can be purchased individually, in packages, or in affordable discount bundles. Call 1.800.671.9411 for more information.
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