Central DuPage Hospital Paramedic Program Syllabus Attendance, Tardiness and Conduct: Reference the Paramedic Program Policy Manual and the behavior contract which will be distributed, discussed and signed on the first day of the class. The Paramedic Program Policy Manual and behavior contract are in effect for all four sections of the Paramedic Program, in class, labs, and clinical settings and Field Internship. In general, students should be civil and courteous and well as respectful and professional in appearance and conduct in all program settings. Phones, pagers and recording devices are not allowed in class. Should there be any change in the student’s background history during participation in any section of the program, the student must make the Lead Instructor aware of the change. Instructor availability: The Faculty’s goal is student success. Assistance with didactic, psychomotor, and affective abilities is available at the student’s request. A request for a conference and/or action plan must be made by the student. The Lead Instructor and assistant instructor(s) are available for consultation before and after class. An appointment should be made by the student who desires additional help. The Lead Instructors are available during business hours by phone and email and will return calls/emails within 24 hours. Accommodations to the American Disability Act are addressed according to the policy in the student handbook. Students must make the Lead Instructor aware of needs and reasonable accommodations will be made if possible. Students must have computer and phone access at all times and should respond to communications from the instructor(s) within 24 hours. Current phone numbers and emails must be provided and be available to the Lead Instructor at all times. Any changes to a student’s contact information must be provided to the Lead Instructor within 24 hours of the change.
Central DuPage Hospital Paramedic Program Syllabus Attendance, Tardiness and Conduct: Reference the Paramedic Program Policy Manual and the behavior contract which will be distributed, discussed and signed on the first day of the class. The Paramedic Program Policy Manual and behavior contract are in effect for all four sections of the Paramedic Program, in class, labs, and clinical settings and Field Internship. In general, students should be civil and courteous and well as respectful and professional in appearance and conduct in all program settings. Phones, pagers and recording devices are not allowed in class. Should there be any change in the student’s background history during participation in any section of the program, the student must make the Lead Instructor aware of the change. Instructor availability: The Faculty’s goal is student success. Assistance with didactic, psychomotor, and affective abilities is available at the student’s request. A request for a conference and/or action plan must be made by the student. The Lead Instructor and assistant instructor(s) are available for consultation before and after class. An appointment should be made by the student who desires additional help. The Lead Instructors are available during business hours by phone and email and will return calls/emails within 24 hours. Accommodations to the American Disability Act are addressed according to the policy in the student handbook. Students must make the Lead Instructor aware of needs and reasonable accommodations will be made if possible. Students must have computer and phone access at all times and should respond to communications from the instructor(s) within 24 hours. Current phone numbers and emails must be provided and be available to the Lead Instructor at all times. Any changes to a student’s contact information must be provided to the Lead Instructor within 24 hours of the change.
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