CARE AMBULANCE SERVICES, INC. (2)

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• Blood Bome and Air Bome Pathogens • Los Angeles County Expanded Scope of Practice • Orange County Accreditation • Orange, Los Angeles and Riverside Counties policies and procedures. • Patient Care Documentation • Hazardous Materials • Incident Command System • Drivers Training o Class Room: Emergency Vehicle Operators Course National Standard Curriculum o Closed Cone Course where trainees hone their driving skills in a controlled environment. F9i -..rT-IF Phase 2 (two) is the first experience in the field at Care Ambulance. The trainee is a 3rd person along with a two person EMS team, one of which Is a Field Training Officer (FTO). This initial two-week phase is intended to both train and evaluate the trainee to be a good Care employee. While this phase is predominantly about training the individual, the trainee will be evaluated each shift according to the company approved Standard Evaluation Guidelines (SEGS) and documented on the Daily observation Report.. Phase 2 will last two weeks and the trainee will be trained and evaluated by a minimum of 2 FTO's,. Attempts will be made to limit the FTO's to 2, but no more than 4 during this period to provide some level of consistency for the trainee. The final FTO involved during this phase will either move the trainee on to Phase 3 or call for a meeting with the Training Manager and Training Supervisor to recommend an extension of Phase 2, remedial training or termination from the FTEP program. The Training Manager can approve remedial training or one extension of Phase 2, either in whole or in part, not to exceed 2 weeks, if termination is recommended, an HR representative and a Department Director will be involved in making the determination. Phase 3 Once the trainee successfully completes Phase 2, the trainee will move on to Phase 3, Phase 3 involves working side by side with an FTO as their partner. There is no 3rd person on the vehicle. While. Phase 2 focuses on training with some evaluation, Phase 3 focuses on evaluation while continued training. The Phase 3 FTO will be a different FTO than Phase 2 and will evaluate the trainee for one week according to the EEGs. If the trainee achieves a score of 4 or higher on the DOR and successfully completes the required tasks, the FTO will sign off on the trainee to be approved to work with regular EMT partners without an FTO partner. The trainee will complete an FTEP evaluation and will be eligible to be placed on the regular schedule, Phase 4 After 90 days working in the field independently, the trainee will undergo a quality review using the EMT report card. The trainee will meet with the Training Supervisor and Training Manager and review their progress. During the review, administration will determine if the trainee is released from the FTEP Program without restriction or whether the trainee needs a performance improvement plan with remedial training and is