Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance)

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1 FIRST RESPONSE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN Version Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) HLT50407 incorporates: Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response QLD Certificate III in Non-Emergency Client Transport - HLT30207 Certificate IV in Health Care (Ambulance) - HLT41007 PREAMBLE: This unique program is delivered with a holistic approach and consists of four stages including self paced precourse study and clinical placements. Each stage is the pre-requisite for the following stage. This approach allows students to build on previous knowledge and skills that are grouped at each level during intensive residential training. Multiple exit points throughout the program enabling participants to walk away with valuable industry qualifications. Students can enrol stage by stage providing convenience and flexibility. Easily budgeted for with convenient payment plans. Page 1

2 PATHWAY CERT IV EMR DIPLOMA OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCE (AMBULANCE) 2011 Dates Stage 1 ($3,295.00) Exit Point Qualification Jan 31 - Feb 11 (12 Days) EMT Competencies EMT-B Mar 26 - Apr 2 (8 Days) Stage 2 ($1,500.00) Pre-requisite: Stage 1 Cert III NECT Final Competencies + Clinical Placements Cert III NECT April 4-15 (12 Days) Stage 3 ($1,500.00) Pre-requisite: Stage 1 2 Cert IV Health Care (AMB) Final Competencies + Clinical Placements Cert IV Health Care Amb Aug 29 - Sept 16 (15 Days) Stage 4 ($3,250.00) Pre-requisite: Stage 1 3 Dip AMB Final Competencies + Clinical Placements Incorporates: Advanced Cardiac Life Support Paediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals Geriatric Education for Emergency Medical Services Nov (5 Days) Stage 5 ($1,250.00) Pre-requisite:Stage 1-3 Final Assessments + Clinical Placements Dip Paramedical Science (Ambulance) Note: See Course Registration Form for Payment Options. Page 2

3 Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response Course Code: QLD The QLD Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response program is designed for participants wishing to become Emergency Medical Technicians. This course equips participants with advanced medical skills and knowledge. This course is especially suited for first responders, mine rescue, fire fighters, road rescue, remote resort, dive and tour operations, shipʼs masters and security personnel. Occupational title for this role is Emergency Medical Technician. The QLD Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response consists of 22 units of competency (19 compulsory and 3 elective units). Upon successful completion of the 22 units of competency participants will be eligible to apply for this nationally recognized qualification. Unit Code Unit Title Requirements WEC01A WEC04A WEC05A WEC06A WEC07A WEC08A WEC09A EMT01A EMT02A EMT03A EMT04A EMT05A EMT06A EMT07A EMT08A EMT09A EMT10A EMT11A EMT12A EMT13A EMT15A EMT16A EMT18A WEC02A Assess the situation and provide basic care to manage life-threatening emergencies Prioritise emergency action and manage road accidents Identify and manage bleeding, wounds and eye injuries Identify, manage and prevent burns and exposure to extremes of temperature Identify, and manage bone, joint, chest, abdominal and pelvic injuries Identify, manage and prevent bites, stings and poisoning Administer emergency care to identify and manage acute illness Orientation to emergency medical care Apply health assessment practice within the emergency medical services system Assess and administer emergency medical care to casualties Move and lift casualties Manage and maintain an airway and provide oxygen resuscitation and therapy Undertake initial assessment and comprehensive examination of a casualty and document results Assist with the self administration of medications Manage respiratory, cardiovascular, diabetic, altered mental state and allergic emergencies Identify and manage poisoning and overdose emergencies Prevent, identify and manage environmental emergencies Recognise and manage bleeding, shock and soft tissue injuries Recognise and manage musculoskeletal, head and spinal injuries Undertake advanced airway management Undertake wound closure and wound management under medical direction Undertake intravenous fluid therapy under medical direction Manage multiple casualty incidents using triage Select and operate specialist emergency care equipment (Intraosseous Vascular Access) Note: Prerequisite for this program is a current Senior First Aid Certificate. Compulsory Units Incorporated Elective Units Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response (Course Code 30714QLD) includes competencies which have been mapped against several competencies embedded in the Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) HLT Page 3

4 Certificate III in Non-emergency Client Transport Course Code: HLT30207 The HLT30207 Certificate III in Non-emergency Client Transport is designed for people who want to work in the non-emergency ambulance transport sector to provide transport for clients. Transport services of this kind are usually pre-arranged and time of response is not given a high priority in comparison to emergency transport. Clients are those requiring transport and / or care for non acute or chronic illness or disability. Occupational titles for this role may include: Ambulance Transport Officer Patient Transport Officer Patient Transport Attendant The HLT30207 Certificate III in Non-emergency Client Transport consists of 15 units of competency (ten compulsory units and five elective units). Elective units offered by FRA are listed below. Upon successful completion of the 15 units of competency, participants will be eligible to apply for this nationally recognised qualification. Unit Code Unit Title Requirements HLTFA301B HLTFA402B BSBMED201A HLTAP301A HLTOHS200A BSBFLM303B HLTHIR301A HLTAMBFC301B HLTIN301A HLTAMBT301A CHCAC3C HLTHIR402B CHCCS301A HLTAMBPD401B BSBCMN404A Apply first aid Apply advanced first aid Use basic medical terminology Recognise healthy body systems in health care context Participate in OHS processes Contribute to effective workplace relationships Communicate and work effectively in health Communicate with clients and colleagues to support health care Comply with infection control policies and procedures in health work Transport non-emergency clients under operational conditions Orientation to aged care work Contribute to organisational effectiveness in the health industry Work within a legal and ethical framework Manage personal stressors in the work environment Develop teams and individuals Compulsory Units Elective Units Details of each unit may be searched by code/title on the National Training Information Service website Note: Prerequisite for this program is a current Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response (Stage 1). The Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response incorporates competencies form the Certificate III in Nonemergency Client Transport. Page 4

5 Certificate IV in Health Care (Ambulance) Course Code: HLT41007 This qualification covers work involving delivery of limited direct client care in an emergency response context. This qualification focuses on work in the ambulance done by volunteers or workers who provide a basic emergency response and transport roles in areas with a relatively low workload. Occupational titles for this role may include: Volunteer Ambulance Officer Ambulance Community Officer Ambulance Officer Industrial Paramedic Casual Ambulance Officer The HLT41007 Certificate IV in Health Care (Ambulance) consists of 19 competencies (11 compulsory and 8 Elective Units. Elective units offered by FRA are listed below. Upon successful completion of the 19 units of competency participants will be eligible to apply for this nationally recognized qualification. Unit Code Unit Title Requirements BSBFLM303B HLTHIR402B HLTHIR301A HLTAMBFC301B HLTOHS300A HLTIN301A HLTAP401A HLTAMBPD401B HLTAMBCR401A HLTAMBAE403B HLTAMBSC401A HLTAMBT301A HLTAMBT402B BSBCMN404A HLTAMBFC402B CHCCS301A HLTAMBAE501B HLTAMBSC503A HLTAMBAE504B Contribute to effective workplace relationships Contribute to organisational effectiveness in the health industry Communicate and work effectively in health Communicate with clients and colleagues to support health care Contribute to OHS processes Comply with infection control policies and procedures in health work Confirm physical Health status Manage Personal Stressors in the Work Environment Deliver basic clinical care Follow procedures for routine safe removal of a patient Manage routine scene and promote public safety Transport non-emergency clients under operational conditions Transport emergency clients Develop teams and individuals Communicate in complex or difficult situations Work within a legal and ethical framework Implement safe access and egress in an emergency Contribute to managing the scene in an emergency Follow procedures for safe extrication of clients in life-threatening situations Compulsory Units Elective Units Details of each unit may be searched by code/title on the National Training Information Service website Note: Prerequisites from this program are Stage 1 (Certificate IV in EMR) and Stage 2 (Certificate III in NECT). Stages 1 and 2 incorporate competencies from the Certificate IV in Health Care (Ambulance). Page 5

6 Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) Course Code: HLT50407 This qualification covers workers employed by State Ambulance authorities and non-emergency transport companies to provide emergency and non-emergency client care and transport services. Occupational titles for this role may include: Ambulance Paramedic / Ambulance Transport Attendant. The HLT50407 Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) consists of 23 competencies (9 pre-requisite, 7 compulsory and 7 elective units). Elective units offered by FRA are listed below. Upon successful completion of the 23 units of competency, participants will be eligible to apply for this nationally recognized qualification. Unit Code Unit Title Requirements BSBFLM303B HLTOHS300A HLTIN301A HLTAP401A HLTAMBAE403B HLTAMBSC401A HLTAMBFC301B HLTAMBCR401A HLTAMBT301A HLTAMBAS501A HLTAMBCR502A HLTAMBFC402B HLTAMBPD401B HLTAMBAE501B HLTHIR402B HLTOHS456A CHCCS301A BSBCMN404A HLTAMBT402B HLTAMBSC503A HLTAMBAE504B HLTHIR506B PUAEME001A Contribute to effective workplace relationships Contribute to OHS processes Comply with infection control policies and procedures in health work Confirm physical health status Follow procedures for routine safe removal of a patient Manage routine scene and promote public safety Communicate with clients and colleagues to support health care Deliver basic clinical care Transport non-emergency clients under operational conditions Conduct clinical assessment Deliver standard clinical care Communicate in complex or difficult situations Manage personal stressors in the work environment Implement safe access and egress in an emergency Contribute to organisational effectiveness in the health industry Identify, assess and control OHS risk in own work Work within a legal and ethical framework Develop teams and individuals Transport emergency clients Contribute to managing the scene in an emergency Follow procedures for safe extrication of clients in life-threatening situations Implement and monitor compliance with legal and ethical requirements Provide emergency care Pre-requisite units Compulsory units Elective units Details of each unit may be searched by code/title on the National Training Information Service website Note: Prerequisites for this program are Stage 1 (Cert IV in EMR), Stage 2 (Cert III in NECT) and Stage 3 (Cert IV in Health Care [Amb]). Stages 1 to 3 incorporate competencies from the Diploma in Paramedical Science (Ambulance). Page 6

7 FIRST RESPONSE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN Version REGISTRATION FORM Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) HLT50407 Name: Organisation: Postal Address: Date: ABN No: Phone: Fax: Mobile: Stage 1 Dates 2011 Jan 31 - Feb 11 (12 days) Feb (2.5 days) Description of Course Certificate IV in Emergency Medical Response (30714QLD) PHERT (Pre Hospital Emergency Resuscitation & Trauma) IMPORTANT: You need to complete this program if your Cert IV in Emergency Medical Response is not current Please Indicate your choice/s $ $3, (GST Free) $ (GST Free) 2 Mar 26 - Apr 2 (8 days) Certificate III in Non-Emergency Client Transport (HLT30207) $1, (GST Free) 3 Apr 4-15 (12 days) Certificate IV in Health Care (Ambulance) (HLT41007) $1, (GST Free) 4 Aug 29 - Sep 16 (15 days) Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) (HLT50407) $3, (GST Free) 5 Nov (5 days) Diploma of Paramedical Science (Ambulance) (HLT50407) FINAL ASSESSMENTS $1, (GST Free) 1 x Personal Stethoscope (sprague) $39.60 (includes GST) 1 x Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health Professionals (please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery) $98.00 (includes GST) Note: Each stage is the pre-requisite for the next. Total: Page 1

8 PAYMENT OPTIONS Payment is required before commencement of each course/stage Name... OPTION A PURCHASE ORDER Please issue an invoice to (name of organisation):... Postal Address: ABN:... Purchase Order No.:...Amount ($):... (To choose this method your organisation must have a current account with FRA) OPTION B CHEQUE / CASH / MONEY ORDER Cheque / Cash / Money Order enclosed for $... (payable to First Response Australia Pty Ltd) OPTION C CREDIT CARD Please debit my Credit Card for $... Please circle: Mastercard Visa AMEX Other:... Credit Card No.:... Expiry Date:... Name on Card:... Signature:... (Note: A credit card surcharge of 2.5% plus GST applies for all credit card transactions) OPTION D EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) $... Date:... Bank Account Details: Bank: Suncorp Metway BSB: Account No.: (Please quote name of participant in reference box and advise FRA payment has been made) OPTION E PAYMENT PLAN FRA offer a Payment Plan for the participant to pay off in instalments. FRA will be in contact to organise your Payment Plan. I would like to arrange a Payment Plan Please tick here for this option Note: Payment for each stage/course must be paid in full prior to commencement of each stage/course. Page 2

9 CONDITIONS OF BOOKING * Fees are payable before course commencement, with the exception of account customers. * Bookings will be confirmed on receipt of a completed course registration form. * Any discounts must be stated at the time of booking. * Cancellations and transfer of bookings will be accepted if advice is received no later than ten working days prior to course commencement. A refund will then be issued by cheque less a 20% administration fee and costs for materials already provided. No refund is given for cancellations received after this date. * Clients may elect to send an alternative person at no extra charge. * FRA may cancel or postpone courses with insufficient enrolment. * Should any course be cancelled by FRA all course fees will be refunded. As part of our ongoing commitment to provide advice and support services we provide to all our clients the following services upon request: * Client selection, enrolment and induction/orientation procedures * Course information including content and vocational outcomes * Fees and charges, including refund policy and exemptions (where applicable) * Provision for language, literacy and numeracy assessment (as appropriate) * Client support, including any external support the RTO has arranged for clients * Flexible learning and assessment procedures * Welfare and guidance services * Appeals, complaints and grievance procedures * Client role and responsibilities * Staff responsibilities for access and equity * Recognition Prior Learning (RPL) arrangements Further details of any of the above services may be obtained by: * visiting our website at * attending a pre-course introduction session * reading our detailed flyers and newsletters or * Contacting us on: Telephone: (07) Fax: (07) emt@firstresponseaustralia.com.au Page 3

10 FIRST RESPONSE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN Version ENROLMENT FORM DIPLOMA OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCE (AMBULANCE) HLT50407 Page 1

11 ENROLMENT FORM PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: FIRST RESPONSE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, PO BOX 81N, NORTH CAIRNS QLD 4870 COURSE NAME: DIPLOMA OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCE (AMBULANCE) - HLT50407 Mr Mrs Miss Ms Dr Surname: Given Name: Male Female Date of Birth: Home Address: Suburb: Postcode: Phone: Postal Address: (leave blank if same as Home Address) Suburb: Postcode: Phone: Emergency Contact: Phone: Employer s Name & Address: Suburb: Postcode: Phone: EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Are you still at school? Yes No What is your highest completed school level? Year 12 Year 11 Year 10 Higher education (Please specify): Page 2

12 LABOUR FORCE STATUS: (Please tick which best describes your current employment status) Full-time employee Self employed Employer Unemployed Part-time employee Casual Volunteer Unpaid family worker PLACE OF BIRTH: Were you born in Australia? Yes No If no which country were you born in?... Are you of Aboriginal or Torres Strait origin? Yes No MEDICAL CONDITION/DISABILITY: Do you consider yourself to have a permanent and significant disability? Yes No If yes, then tick any applicable box/boxes. Visual/sight/seeing Hearing Physical Other:..... Do you require special assistance because of the disability? Yes No If yes, please specify I hereby certify that the particulars herein are correct. STUDENT SIGNATURE:.... Date:. Please note that on successfully enrolling in the course you will receive the following information: Course location details Registration Form for payment (if haven't already received) Page 3