Field Training Officer Interactive

During the recent EMS Today conference in Baltimore, Maryland, Jones & Bartlett Learning sat down with a number of our authors to discuss their new and forthcoming educational resources. Over the next two months, we will be sharing these conversations with you as part of our Spring EMS Author Podcast Series.

In His Own Words…

Today, Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present the sixth podcast, a conversation with Bruce Nepon about Field Training Officer Interactive.

In it, Nepon explains:

• What motivated him to write the Field Training Officer manual.

• Why he felt the online interactive course was a crucial addition to the field training learning experience.

• How EMS professionals can incorporate Field Training Officer into their training programs.

You know the material you want to teach. Why not customize it to your exact curriculum needs?

Never before has it been so easy to develop content specific to course objectives. By packaging selected chapters from multiple Jones & Bartlett Learning books, you take control of both content and costs.

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Ask your Account Specialist how to customize any of these EMS and Fire  titles. Don’t see the one you need? No problem, just request it with your Account Specialist!

• Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and  Injured, Tenth Edition
• Advanced Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Second Edition
• Critical Care Transport
• Tactical Medicine Essentials
• Crew Resource Management: Principles and Practice
• Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills, Second Edition
• Fire Officer: Principles and Practice, Second Edition
• Management in the Fire Service, Fourth Edition
• Structural Firefighting: Strategy and Tactics, Second Edition

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Navigate TestPrep: Paramedic is a series of self-study modules offering practice exams and simulated certification exams, using case-based questions and detailed rationales. The content of this TestPrep has been fully updated to align with the National EMS Education Standards and the 2010 CPR/ECC Guidelines.

With Navigate TestPrep: Paramedic, students can:

• Select questions by subject.
• Personalize study plans.
• Monitor results with score tracking and time on task.
• Review comprehensive rationales.
• Isolate areas of weakness.

Instructors can use the robust reporting tools to evaluate student progress, compare strengths and weaknesses, and develop lesson plans and personalized study plans.

Discover all of our new EMS resources in the 2012-2013 EMS Catalog

Take a look at our 2012-2013 EMS Catalog for a complete list of course resources, new technology, and custom print solutions. View the catalog on your computer or mobile device, or download and print a copy for your reference.

Download your copy today!

During the recent EMS Today conference in Baltimore, Maryland, Jones & Bartlett Learning sat down with a number of our authors to discuss their new and forthcoming educational resources. Over the next two months, we will be sharing these conversations
with you as part of our Spring EMS Author Podcast Series.

In His Own Words…
Today, Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present the fifth podcast, a conversation with Mike Helbock about Sick/Not Sick: A Guide to Rapid Patient Assessment, Second
Edition.

In it, Helbock explains:

• What motivated him to write Sick/Not Sick.
• The importance of incorporating the Pediatric Assessment Triangle in the manual.
• How Sick/Not Sick provides a clear blueprint for rapid patient assessment in the field.

Discover all of our new fire service resources in the 2012-2013
Fire Catalog

Take a look at our 2012-2013 Fire Catalog for a complete list of course resources, new technology, and custom print solutions. View the catalog on your computer or mobile device, or download and print a copy for your reference.

Download your copy today!

During the recent EMS Today conference in Baltimore, Maryland, Jones & Bartlett Learning sat down with a number of our authors to discuss their new and forthcoming educational resources. Over the next two months, we will be sharing these conversations with you as part of our Spring EMS Author Podcast Series.

In Her Own Words…

Today, Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present the fourth podcast, a conversation with Rhonda Beck about the AEMT Transition Manual.

In it, Beck explains:

• Why she decided to author the AEMT Transition Manual.
• Key differences between the EMT-Intermediate curriculum and the National EMS Education Standards AEMT competency statements.
• Guidance on how to set up AEMT bridge courses.

Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present a podcast featuring a conversation with David Sweet, author of Vehicle Extrication Levels I & II: Principles and Practice. In it, Sweet discusses:

• Why he decided to author the Vehicle Extrication manual.

• The current trends in extrication and how they are addressed in the training program.

• Why you should consider Vehicle Extrication Levels I & II: Principles and Practice.

During the recent EMS Today conference in Baltimore, Maryland, Jones & Bartlett Learning sat down with a number of our authors to discuss their new and forthcoming educational resources. Over the next two months, we will be sharing these conversations with you as part of our Spring EMS Author Podcast Series.

In His Own Words…

Today, Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present the third podcast, a conversation with Clay Richmond about Special Events Medical Services (SEMS).

In it, Richmond explains:

• New developments in special events medicine.
• How instructors can incorporate special events medicine in their EMS training.
• Why you should consider Special Events Medical Services (SEMS).

Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to present a podcast featuring a conversation with Fire Chief David Purchase, contributing author of Chief Officer: Principles and Practice. In it, Chief Purchase discusses:

• What inspired him to help develop Chief Officer: Principles and Practice.

• How today’s economy has changed the role of the Chief Officer.

• How the teaching and learning system associated with Chief Officer benefits students, instructors, and their organizations.