Can I do clinical/field experiences outside of Texas?
Clinical/field experiences may only be completed with providers approved by the institution and with which the institution maintains an affiliation agreement. At this time, the only state in which the institution is eligible to conduct its educational offerings is Texas. Therefore, all clinical/field experiences must be completed at a location (an approved location) within the state of Texas.
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How do the clinical/field experiences work?
Students' experiences at clinical/field experiences will vary depending upon the service, type of provider or agency, type of call(s), etc. However, here is a very basic outline of the more common clinical/field experience days: Arrive at site ...
How long are the clinical/field experience shifts?
The typical clinical/field shift lasts 12 hours; however, it is possible depending on the specific site or type of shift that the length of the shift may differ on occasion. Related articles: How many clinical/field experiences do I need to complete? ...
How can I find a clinical/field site?
Students can view our interactive Clinical & Field Sites Google Map to identify current site locations. Related articles: Where can I complete my clinical/field experiences? Do I set up my own clinical/field experiences? How do I schedule my ...
What do I do at a clinical/field experience?
It is, in large part, a preceptor's job to teach you! They know that you are either new to EMS or new to your scope of practice and have a lot to learn. Prior to being cleared to begin clinical/field experiences, you will be tested on your scope of ...
What types of healthcare facilities are affiliated with the school for field and clinical rotations?
Texas EMS School is affiliated with a wide variety of healthcare facilities for both clinical and field training, including EMS agencies and hospitals with specialized departments. The hospitals we partner with include areas such as emergency rooms, ...