Attention Students!!!
This Fall (2018), the Yeshiva University EMS club is organizing an emergency medical technician (EMT) course for undergraduate students. Getting to network with passionate pre-health students from other universities in the NYC area will be a great experience, and the medical skills and clinical exposure will look great on any pre-health resume! ALSO, THE COURSE IS ONLY 15 Sundays!
The course will take place for 15 Sundays during the fall semester from 10 am till 6 pm on one of the Yeshiva University campuses, which are conveniently located in the heart of NYC. The cost of the course is $1,500, all inclusive.
(If finances are an issue, there are many volunteer ambulance/fire organizations that will pay for your course in return for becoming an active member! Seek out your local agencies for more details)
With previous courses run in the past, we have found this schedule to be most ideal for university students. Understanding the difficulty of taking an EMT course while in school, we would like to open up this opportunity to other university students in the New York City area.
This Fall (2018), the Yeshiva University EMS club is organizing an emergency medical technician (EMT) course for undergraduate students. Getting to network with passionate pre-health students from other universities in the NYC area will be a great experience, and the medical skills and clinical exposure will look great on any pre-health resume! ALSO, THE COURSE IS ONLY 15 Sundays!
The course will take place for 15 Sundays during the fall semester from 10 am till 6 pm on one of the Yeshiva University campuses, which are conveniently located in the heart of NYC. The cost of the course is $1,500, all inclusive.
(If finances are an issue, there are many volunteer ambulance/fire organizations that will pay for your course in return for becoming an active member! Seek out your local agencies for more details)
With previous courses run in the past, we have found this schedule to be most ideal for university students. Understanding the difficulty of taking an EMT course while in school, we would like to open up this opportunity to other university students in the New York City area.
You can miss up to two classes, so don't worry if you have some conflicts!
Please sign-up if you are interested and want more information.
Please sign-up if you are interested and want more information.
This is the sign-up link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3RagWOtMIq0dt34i6JAXZyn-3naUqbdFiq3E2AWaPm0aLTQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
For further details, please contact LearnEMT@gmail.com or myself at philip.meyer@mail.yu.edu
