Emergency Medical Services Mobile Intensive Care Technician - Cowley County Community College

Emergency Medical Services Mobile Intensive Care Technician from Cowley County Community College is a Campus Associate Medical Emergency degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Thank you for your interest in our Mobile Intensive Care Technician (MICT) program. Since the 1950's, the need for quality pre-hospital care of the critically ill and injured has been recognized and a standardized level of care has been developed through the Department of Transportation. At the basic level, the Emergency Medical Technician provides stabilization, basic life support and safe transportation of the trauma victim or the medically ill patient to a medical facility. In addition to those basic functions, the Mobile Intensive Care Technician (MICT) provides advanced cardiac and trauma life support. Our MICT program is designed and organized to provide the highest quality education for students who wish to gain the necessary knowledge, skills and attitudes which lead toward employment as an MICT. Education and training received in this program will prepare the properly motivated student to provide highly skilled advanced life support in the pre-hospital or other health care settings. This affords the individual an opportunity to have a true impact on reducing morbidity and mortality. Demand for MICTs continues to grow. Because of this, Cowley College is proud to offer what we feel is a first class MICT program. Successful completion of the Cowley program can be an excellent entree into one of the most dynamic and fastest growing careers of our time. Our graduates are highly prized by employers and can be found working in many different states in the U.S. While taking advantage of Cowley's professional training, you'll be getting a top quality education. Cowley's MICT program staff is comprised of exceptionally competent teachers with vast field experience who share their first hand knowledge and experience with you. You'll find Cowley instructors are not only gifted teachers, but just as important, they care about your success. Cowley also has numerous nurses, respiratory therapists, physician assistants and physicians who function as adjunct faculty members for the EMS department. We have an incredible advisory committee comprised of individuals who are concerned about healthcare and student success. We also appoint a current MICT student each year and have appointed a past MICT graduate to this committee. We also have excellent state-of-the-art training equipment and an excellent facility. We added the McDermott Wing in 2001 that brought an additional 1800 square feet of laboratory training space and a clinic office in 2005 -- each truly help us prepare field-ready MICTs. We provide our MICT training at the Cowley College Allied Health Education Center in Winfield and Butler Community College in Andover. View more details on Cowley County Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Medical Emergency courses.