​Principles of Emergency Services
9am-10:30am

This course provides an overview of fire protection and emergency services and related career opportunities. In this  introductory level class, students will learn about the science, laws and theories behind fire protection and emergency operations. Upon successful completion of the course, students are encouraged to continue their studies in our Health Science or Law Enforcement program.

This class is intended for Sophomores, however, students in other grades may enroll as space is available. 

A pathway in our EMS track would look as follows:

Sophomore Year: Principles of EMS
Junior Year: Health Science I or Law Enforcement I

*Students could alternatively co-enroll in both Principles of EMS and Health Science I or Law Enforcement during their junior year. 

Lt. David French
Emergency Services Instructor
603.528.8693 Ext. 5005
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Enduring Understandings: 

• A balance of soft and hard skills are necessary to be successful at a Biomedical Technology facility
• Safety in the Biomedical Laboratory is everyone’s responsibility.
• Scientists must successfully interpret data and communicate findings in order to progress. 

 Essential Questions: 

• How is my life impacted by Biomedical Technology?
• How do scientists know they are correct?
• What does it mean to be clean and safe in the lab?

Course Outcomes:

• OSHA Lab Safety Cert

Lt. David French  - Instructor
603-528-8693