Our EMT-Basic and Paramedic courses prepare students for successful careers in EMS. Successful graduates are eligible to take the NREMT credentialing exams and obtain Texas EMS certification or licensure.<\/p>\n
Our education model emphasizes gaining a deep understanding of human pathophysiology, thinking critically, and providing care at the highest level. Our curriculum starts with the national education guidelines and then adds on the latest evidence-based medicine and prepares students to function as excellent clinicians in top-tier EMS organizations across the country. Significant physician involvement, a high instructor-to-student ratio, personalized education, and a heavy emphasis on simulation allow students to develop and hone their skills at a high level.<\/p>\n
Special operations within EMS include alternative response types, such as providing medical support using bicycles for athletic events, parades, festivals, and alternative missions such as providing medical support for law enforcement tactical teams. Cypress Creek EMS has a long history of leading the way in delivering effective EMS special operations capabilities. We offer several courses for EMS and law enforcement professionals seeking to improve their skill sets in these areas. Our instructors draw on extensive experience and subject matter expertise in these fields to prepare students for success in providing special operations capabilities at their agencies.<\/p>\n
Our public safety cycling courses are taught through the International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA), the recognized leader in defining standards and training for security, EMS, and law enforcement utilization of bicycle response teams. Our instructors have served as board members and presidents for IPMBA and have been authors and editors of IPMBA curriculum and textbooks. Courses offered are typically four or five days and include initial public safety cycling training, Bicycle Rapid Response Team Course (BRRT), and the public safety cycling instructor course.<\/p>\n
The Basic Tactical Operations Medical Support (BTOMS) course is internationally recognized as the premier training course for medics and physicians providing operational support for civilian law enforcement tactical teams. The CCEMS Tactical Medic team offers this intensive, week-long course in partnership with local, state, and federal law enforcement as well as military physicians and private and not-for-profit organizations. Students are prepared to provide lifesaving care to combat injuries as well as contribute to operational planning, support extended operations, medical care during hostage negotiations, and caring for law enforcement working dogs.<\/p>\n
Trains students to give CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) to treat sudden cardiac arrest in adults, children, and infants.<\/p>\n
Click to view the class schedule or to enroll<\/a><\/p>\n Trains students to recognize, call for help, and perform lifesaving treatments for common first aid emergencies, including medical emergencies, injuries, and environmental exposures. This course can also be taken in combination with HeartSaver CPR AED.<\/p>\n Click to view the class schedule or to enroll<\/a><\/p>\n Prepares members of the public to provide lifesaving treatment for serious bleeding injuries resulting from accidents, workplace injuries, terrorism, and active shooters.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on the Stop The Bleed Program<\/a><\/p>\nAHA HeartSaver First Aid<\/h4>\n
Stop The Bleed<\/a><\/h4>\n