Georgia Health Sciences University's CCEMTP Satellite Program
Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport Program

 The Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport Paramedic (CCEMTP) program is owned by the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). The CCEMTP program is conducted as a satellite program on the Georgia Health Sciences University campus. 

Registration

Course Pre-Requisites
The Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport ProgramSM pre-requisites are:
Participants of the CCEMPT course include paramedics, nurses, respiratory therapists, physician assistant and physicians. It is required that all participants have a current paramedic, nurses, respiratory therapy or physician license. It is recommended that the participants have one (1) year of experience in that role, but it is no longer required. It is also recommended that participants have the following certifications: ACLS, CPR, Trauma Management certification such as BTLS, PHTLS, TNCC or TNATC, Pediatric management certification such as PLS, PALS, PEPP or ENPC.

Cancellation Policy- Should you cancel your registration for any reason, a $50 cancellation fee applies. This applies also if you roll over your registration to a later course and then cancel out of it at a later date.

Rollover Policy- You are allowed one rollover to a later class. Should you cancel attending the later course, you will be subject to the Cancellation Policy as well.

Got a question, e-mail ccemtp@georgiahealth.edu, or call 706-721-3548. Send in your application now. Applications will be accepted after the 30-day advance deadline on a space available basis. Applications must be complete and include payment.

Register by mail or fax:

• Registration Form: PDF Form or MS Word Form

• EMS Academy Conduct Standards Agreement Form

• GHSU ID Badge Form

Send registration form, conduct standards agreement form, ID badge form and copies of certifications to:
CCEMTP Course Coordinator
AF-2037
1120 15th Street
Augusta, Ga. 30912

They may be faxed, using an appropriate cover sheet, to 706-721-7718 Attention: CCEMPT Course Coordinator.

 

For more information, please contact Mary Tipton at 706-721-3548 or email mtipton@georgiahealth.edu .