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ROP fee-based classes are offered
to both adults and high school students.
Enroll at any time.
Fee-based
classes are not funded through public funds.
Fee waivers are
not available.
All students (both adult and high school) pay one tuition fee per class,
and any additional costs (books, uniforms, supplies)
Students must meet minimum
age and other prerequisite requirements.
Payment is due in full upon registration. Pay with cash,
credit card, or money order only.
No personal check are accepted.
Refund Policy: Class fees
are refundable only up to 2 days (48 hours) before your class start
time. No refunds will be granted after this, except when the class is
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Answers to Frequently Asked
Questions About the EMT Program
EMT Home
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Download Fee-based Registration Form |
 How
do I register for a class?
Registration forms are
available at the ROP Education Center.
You must
register in person at the Education center located at 385
N. Muller Street, Anaheim, CA 92801.
Fee payment is due in full upon registration.
Pay with
cash, credit card, or money order only. No personal
checks are accepted. |
 What
are the prerequisites for EMT?
A valid American Heart
Association Healthcare Provider Card is required within the
first week of class. We provide CPR classes
for EMT students during the first
week, for those who have yet to obtain a valid CPR card.
(For an up-to-date list of ROP CPR classes see page 25 of the
course
catalog). Clear
criminal background investigation is also a requirement.
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What
does it take to get my EMT certification?
After successful
completion of the EMT course, you will be eligible to take
the
NREMT certifying exam.
(You must be at least 18 years of age to take the exam.)
After passing the exam, you must be accredited through a
local emergency service agency.
In order to do this you
will have to pay required fees for accreditation, and also
pass a Department of Justice background check. Then
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Do you provide EMT
recertification classes and skills testing?
Yes, we do.
In addition to providing recertification classes and skills
testing, we provide continuing education classes along with
the new OCEMSA accreditation training. Contact Thanh
Nguyen at 714-742-3446 for information.
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 Where
do I go from there?
Students can jump right into
the work force by working for an ambulance company that provides
pre-hospital emergency care, or by working in an emergency room.
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North
Orange County Regional Occupational Program is accredited the Western
Association of Schools and Colleges and approved by the California State
Department of Education.
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Copyright 2000 -2010
North Orange County ROP
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