Field Training Officer Interactive, First Edition
$97.95
Description
Field Training Officer Interactive, First Edition
Field Training Officer Interactive is a cutting-edge online course that provides comprehensive and concrete guidance on how to effectively perform the job of a field training officer (FTO). Extensively field-tested, the approach presented in this course has been used by the authors since 1998 and has helped train EMTs and paramedics in college, hospital, fire department, and third service programs. Experienced FTOs will find a variety of tips and techniques to supplement teaching methods they are already using. New FTOs can use these same tips and techniques to develop an effective approach to teaching and also evaluating students. It will help them “hit the ground running” as they assume their new duties.
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- Check Your Knowledge questions throughout the course engage students and enable them to gauge comprehension.
- Video clips demonstrate key nonverbal feedback FTOS can provide in the field.
- Both text and audio narration are offered in order to address students’ diverse learning styles. So text and audio narration can be enabled or disabled at any time.
- Anytime, anywhere access that provides total flexibility for busy field training officers.
- A self-paced training environment that allows students to learn at their own convenience and pace
About the Author
Bruce Nepon, MA, Ed, NREMTP is a member of the faculty at the Paramedic Technology Program of Delaware Technical and Community College. He brings 35 years of EMS experience as a provider, EMS department manager, program coordinator, and educator, in both the public and private sectors, at the ALS and BLS levels. He has presented regionally and nationally on-field and clinical instruction and evaluation in EMS, and continues to teach and practice in the classroom, lab, clinical, and field settings.
Barry Eberly, NREMT-P, has more than 35 years of experience in Delaware EMS. His first teaching experience was as an instructor for structural and industrial fire fighting at the Delaware State Fire School. Later, his focus shifted to EMS, where he served as a paramedic, shift supervisor, and field training officer before retiring with more than 25 years of service. Since retiring from municipal service, he has served as an instructor for EMT students at Bayhealth Medical Center and for paramedic students at Delaware Technical and Community College.
