The EMT must demonstrate competency in handling emergencies utilizing all Basic Life Support equipment and skills in accordance with all behavioral objectives in he DOT/EMT Basic curriculum. The course shall include at least 140 clock hours of classroom, laboratory, clinicial and field instruction which shall include supervised experience in the emergency department and with a licensed EMS provider and other settings as judged appropriate by the Program Director. In addition, the information contained in the FEMA document entitled "Recognizing and Identifying Hazardous Material" shall be part of the course cirriculum.

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