Happy 4th of July from all of us at National EMS Academy!
About us
The National EMS Academy educates entry level EMTs and Paramedics, and provides continuing education and training for a number of EMS career pathways and collaborate with other organizations with similar interests. The full-time faculty and staff include 30 members with diverse backgrounds, including prehospital emergency care, medical education, technology, research and support functions. Additional part-time adjunct faculty participate in curricula development and skills training. Each campus houses administrative offices, classrooms, skills practice and simulation rooms. All of our locations are connected via a video conferencing system, which allows for real-time interaction between learners and faculty specializing in a specific course area and during lectures by visiting experts. We are the leading resource for emergency medical services professionals who seek excellence in educational offerings. We strive to produce highly effective curricula and teaching resources. We are committed to quality research in medical education. We invite interaction with others who share our vision.
- Website
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http://www.nationalemsacademy.com
External link for National EMS Academy
- Industry
- Education
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Lafayette, Louisiana
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2003
Locations
Employees at National EMS Academy
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Stephanie LaGrange
Media Developer / Graphic Design Professional
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Robert Burns
Lead EMT Instructor with NEMSA San Antonio, Paramedic with Acadian Ambulance, FTO
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Al Landry
Retired at National EMS Academy
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Glenn Naquin, Jr.
Spanish Pastor at Casa de Oración (House of Prayer, Spanish Outreach Ministry; Education Coordinator/Flight Paramedic at National EMS Academy/Acadian…
Updates
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Acadian was proud to be a sponsor of the Louisiana EMS Educational Conference and Expo, held in Marksville earlier this month. The Louisiana Bureau of EMS Nancy Bourgeois Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to National EMS Academy Instructor Andy Bruch. Susan Bailey, Director at Louisiana Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and President of the National Association of EMTs, presented the award. Andy has been with Acadian for more than 43 years. He started his EMS career in 1974 and has been teaching since 1977. He was also on the EMS Certification Commission for two terms. National EMS Academy Education Coordinator Glenn Naquin and CSI Coordinator Jason Cole were presenters at the conference. Glenn's presentation focused on current trends in substance abuse and the use of Naloxone. Jason gave a presentation on creating a peer support team. Congratulations to Andy, and great job to everyone in representing Acadian well!
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NEMSA recruiter Casey Sullivan flood was featured on KBMT in Beaumont to speak about the upcoming tuition-free EMT class in Texas that will be starting July 15th. Visit www.becomeamedic.com to learn more and enroll in a program!
https://www.12newsnow.com/article/news/local/acadian-offering-free-emt-courses/502-2ddd0872-8030-42f1-8034-28f45ce8a674
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