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"Medical First Responder" is a person who uses a limited amount of equipment to perform the initial assessment of and intervention with sick, wounded or otherwise incapacitated persons.
To be licensed, as a Medical First Responder in Michigan, you must complete an approved course, pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians' Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Exam and apply to & be improved by State Department of Health, Division of Emergency Medical Services.
Medical First Responder Curriculum
The student will learn about Medical Terminology, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Lifespan Development, Pathophysiology and many other medical subjects. As well as practical skills for various patient care situations. The student will use this information, patient assessment and critical-thinking skills to care for simulated patients in the classroom setting. This course is designed to challenge the Medical First Responder student to consider their roles & responsibilities, evaluate the care provided to patients and discover the why behind the care. This is designed to prepare the student to care for sick, wounded or otherwise incapacitated persons.