Medic Monthly Online

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    National Paramedic Institute's Medic Monthly and Medic Monthly Online is a continuing education series for First Responders, EMTs, and Paramedics. Issued eight times per year, each episode of the Medic Monthly is case-based and addresses a challenging, confusing, or unusual EMS issue by providing a case re-enactment with testimonials from real firefighters, paramedics, EMTs and emergency physicians. Each installment includes a pretest, 20-minute video, post-test explanation and review, and a quiz. Also included is complete access to a Web-based application, including video streaming, tracking and issuing of continuing education credits, administrative log-in to track individual agency's personnel and online testing with automatic grading and issuing of CE Credit. Each installment of the Medic Monthly is valid for 1.5 CEH, allowing each participant to earn 12 CEH per year.

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