Good Fellowship Training Institute has engaged Dr. Ev Binns to conduct the Adult Instructor Methodology Course here at Good Fellowship on April 29th, 30th, May 1st, 2nd and 4th. It would be Friday Evening, all day Saturday and Sunday and then Monday Evening and Wednesday Evening.
ALS and BLS providers may attend this class. It is approved for (16 ceu’s m/t ALS providers & 9.5 ceu's m/t BLS providers)
Thank you to all who attended our conference. We look forward to seeing you next year. Please stay tuned for the 2022 Conference announcement.
ALS or BLS providers may attend this class is approved for 14.5 ceu's by the PA DOH (18 by CECBEMS for National Registry Certifications)
The Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course is a 16-hour, hybrid education program. Students must complete the lecture portion online by the Friday evening at Midnight prior to the selected practical session. If the online portion is not done you will not be allowed to participate in the practical session. Dates for the practical sessions are listed.
This NAEMT 8-hour classroom course is great for EMTs, paramedics, emergency responders, nurses, physician assistants and physicians. This course places EMS providers on the scene of a nursing home disaster where EMS providers are assigned to patients with various complications unique to older patients.
Good Fellowship EMS Training Institute is happy to host Audubon Management Consultants. This class reviews leadership performance in relation to stress and trauma, specifically in EMS professionals.
Certification Classes | Good Fellowship. Please note that if you need to contact the training office our business hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00am – 4:00pm and we may be reached at (610) 431-2303 or email [email protected] for more information. **All upcoming classes will begin as scheduled at this time.
The GFC-UPMC-CEM Paramedic Training Consortium is a CAAHEP accredited one year certificate program, and provides training for the student in necessary cognitive and practical advanced life support skills necessary for an entry level paramedic to successfully operate in a prehospital or clinical setting.