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Please use an alternative lab in your area or your doctor for your drug screening.  \nSee EMT Onboarding Guide and Checklist for full list of pre-course requirements.  \nCourse Outcomes:  \n▪ 216 course hours  \n▪ Prepares you for the NREMT (Practical Examination for EMT)  \n▪ Computer-based testing dates may be chosen 24 hours after course completion at a number of computer-based testing sites through Pearson Vue  \nCourse Tuition includes ($3,345):  \n▪ Experienced Instructional Staff, certified as NREMT to NREMT-P  \n▪ American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR 2-year certification  \n▪ CEVO 4 Ambulance Driver and Traffic Incident Responder Training certifications.  \n▪ Clinical malpractice insurance  \n▪ All course equipment is provided for student use  \n▪ Access to all course equipment after class hours for study and practice  \n▪ Up to 16 hours of clinical experience on ambulances  \n▪ Quizzes for material highlights and retention  \n▪ Learn additional advance life support assist skills that increase your abilities  \nCourse cost does not include:  \n9809 River Road | Wilmington, North Carolina 28412 | Email: [Info@NCOAE.org | Web:](Info@NCOAE.org | Web:) [NCOAE.org | 910.399.8090](NCOAE.org | 910.399.8090)  \nRevised 7/17/2025 Page 1 of 10  \n▪ Required course textbook – AAOS, “Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured” 12th Edition (you are required to have this book)– e-book or print version.  \n▪ Background Check & 12 Panel Drug Screen  \n▪ Lodging – Limited rooms are available on site in Tygh Valley, OR for an additional fee. 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