Recruitment Information
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What CER Offers Members:
• First responder, EMT-Basic patient assessment and care experience.
• An introduction to EMS and resources for further work within this profession.
• Continuing education and information resources for EMS.
• CEU courses taught on campus and in the surrounding townships, free of charge, good for maintaining a current Maine EMS license or National Registry certification.
• Ride-along experience with Delta Ambulance service.
• Access to books, magazines, gear catalogs, study aids, etc...
• Teaching, tutoring and TA opportunities.
• Training for patient assessments and scene management, radio usage, paperwork, etc...
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Requirements for Running for CER:
(1) Current EMT-Basic certification - including but not limited to a Maine EMT-B License or National Registry certification
(2) Current CPR certification
(3) Be a member of the Colby Community
h What is the Commitment to be a part of CER:
Rescue-Two:
(1) Must do a minimum of two shifts (48 hours) per month, ideally including 1 weekend shift (Friday or Saturday night) each semester.
(2) Must attend one CEU a month
(3) Must attend all other mandatory meetings
Rescue-One:
(1) Must do a minimum of 3 shifts (72 hours) per month, including 1 weekend shift (Friday or Saturday night) each month.
(2) Must attend one CEU a month
(3) Must attend a Rescue-One & Officer meeting once a month
(4) Must attend all other mandatory meetings
h Interested? Contact the CER Head of Club
[Updated: 10/5/05]
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