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Public Health and Safety Department

Nurse Aide Level I | Nurse Aide Level II |
EMT | Law Enforcement Training | Basic Motorcycle Rider

Nurse Aide Level I

Registration:

May 15, 2008  ONE DAY ONLY!!!
8 AM to Noon & 1 PM to 3 PM
Wilmington Campus
Health Sciences Building Room L 315
Front Street, Wilmington
Maps and Directions

First Come First Served! Only 80 seats are available!

Bring the following documents to registration:  You MAY NOT register without these documents.  * PHOTO COPIES ONLY!!!  If you have any fines such as parking tickets, library fines or any other debt with the college they must be paid in order to register!!

• A copy of your driver’s license/photo ID.
• A copy of your High School Diploma or GED/UNCW ID/CFCC ID, High School/College transcript
• Copy of social security card – no other document will be accepted. A letter from the Social Security Office will NOT be accepted.
• $80.00 MONEY ORDER ONLY for class registration.  No checks, cash or credit cards. Must be paid on day of registration.
• Books are approximately $61.00 at the bookstore.  The bookstore accepts cash, checks, and credit cards.  Uniforms are to be purchased at a later date by student.
• Student must obtain a CPR card prior to clinicals.
• If you do not have a high school diploma/GED, call M. Spearman @ 362-7326 for TABE test. Prior to registration.
• Cost of state testing $92 and location to be announced - student's responsibility after graduation.

All of these costs are the reponsibility of the student!
Book/Workbook $61 you purchase at the bookstore on the day of registration.
Items needed prior to Clinicals:

• T.B. shot $10
• CPR card $25-$40
• Uniforms LIGHT BLUE scrubs $your choice
• State Exam $92

You will be informed of additional costs for Nurse Aide Level I the first day of class.

For further information call Mary Ann Hoskinson, RN at (910) 362-7218.

For Burgaw class information call: (910) 362-7900.

* Print and bring these pages with you to registration!!! *

Nurse Aide Level II

Bring the following documents to registration:  You MAY NOT register without these documents.  * PHOTO COPIES ONLY!!!  If you have any fines such as parking tickets, library fines or any other type of debt with the college they must be paid in order to register!

• Pre-clinical drug screen MANDATORY by NHRMC.  Student cost and responsibility.  Results due by TBA.  If positive student may not proceed in course.
• A photocopy of your current NA I registration on line at www.ncnar.org. 
• A photocopy of your high school diploma or GED.  You may not register or be placed on the state registry without these documents.
• A letter of recommendation from your employer stating your duties, length of employment and any outstanding qualities.  This letter must be notarized or be on company letterhead.
• A photocopy of your driver’s license/photo ID.
• Photocopy of Social Security card – NO other documents will be accepted. A letter from the Social Security Office will NOT be accepted.
• $80.00 money order for class registration.  No cash, checks or credit cards. Must be paid at time of registration.
• Books are approximately $25.00 at the bookstore.  The bookstore will take cash, checks, and credit cards. 
• State registration fee $24.00 at end of class, STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY.
• See below for other costs, also student responsibility.

For further information call Mary Ann Hoskinson, RN at (910) 362-7218.

* Print and bring these pages with you to registration!!! *

ATTENTION ALL POTENTIAL NA II STUDENTS

All students participating in the NA II programs must have the following prior to clinicals.  All information must be in student file on or before June 14, 2007.  If necessary forms or test results are not in student file on or before June 14, 2007 the student may NOT proceed with program. 

These are “Clinical Site” Requirements - Prior to Clinicals Not Prior to Registration

• Current physical examination.
• 9-panel drug screen.
• Current TB test.
• Tetanus, Rubella, Rubeola, Varicella vaccinations.
• Hepatitis B vaccinations or signed waiver.
• Current Health Care Provider AHA CPR card.
• Safety Tour date TBA
• Criminal Background Check

Approximate Cost = Student Responsibility Prior to Clinicals June 14, 2007

Emergency Medical Technician-Basic/Defibrillation/Intermediate/Paramedic/Refresher

Please see the schedule for more information.

In-Service Law Enforcement Training

Courses are available for sworn law enforcement officers affiliated with an existing law enforcement agency. Call 362.7217 for dates and times.

Basic Motorcycle Rider

Cost: $130.00 (Money Order, Personal Checks, Visa Accepted)
Bring to class: Driver's License, See Course Requirements for More Info.

Interested in Experienced Motorcycle Rider? If so, you can reach us at the numbers above for more information.

Course Description:

This basic twenty-two (22) hours course teaches the skills needed to operate a motorcycle in traffic. The first half of the course familiarizes students with the location an operation of the controls. Students then practice riding on small motorcycles to demonstrate they have the strength, balance, and coordination to perform straight-line riding, shifting, turning, and stopping exercises.

The second half of the course introduces students to street riding strategies needed when sharing the road with other vehicles. Particular emphasis is placed on those skills that have been found lacking in motorcyclists who have had accidents. Those skills include emergency braking, swerving and proper cornering techniques. All exercises are conducted at low speeds on a protected range.

Course Requirements:

Motorcycles are provided for the BRC course. Students must wear a DOT approved helmet, over-the-ankle footwear, long pants, and a long sleeved shirt (no cut-outs allowed) or jackets, full-fingered gloves (preferably leather) and protective eyewear (eyeglasses or sunglasses). Each site has a limited supply of helmets in various sizes. If possible, bring your own helmet to the riding portion of the class.

NCDMV Allows Skills Waiver for Rider Course Graduates

The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles will now waive the riding skills test for motorcycle endorsement applicants who have successfully completed the North Carolina Rider Education Program's Basic Rider Course (BRC). Applicants must submit the required NCRE Graduate Card to a NCDMV license examiner as proof of course completion. Successful completion of the BRC course does not exempt the applicant from taking the required NCDMV written test.

Licensing

Anyone operating a motorcycle on a public roadway must hold a valid North Carolina driver's license and motorcycle endorsement (M). To receive a motorcycle license, you must successfully complete a written knowledge test and an on-cycle skill test. The written test determines your knowledge of traffic laws specifically related to motorcycling. You must provide your own motorcycle for the DMV skill test.