Community Paramedic Education (CP-C)
Ready for the next step of your paramedic career? Get your board certification in community paramedicine with the help of Conejo Health.
Obtain Your CP-C Credentials.
When it comes to harm reduction and overdose prevention, community paramedics are one of the most effective tools we have. Specially trained paramedics can bridge the significant gap between conventional healthcare and the reality on the street.
Areas where community paramedic services help manage non-emergency and mental health situations typically see fewer unnecessary trips to the emergency departments and a reduction in repeat hospital visits. This increases the quality of care for people on the street and patients in the hospital.
Conejo Health’s CP-C Review program is approved by the IBSC® for 16 continuing education hours. We’re also approved to teach NAEMT’s Community Paramedicine Series.
What do Community Paramedics do?
Community Paramedics are licensed paramedics that have been specially trained to deal with issues on a grassroots level. This can include social services, mental health services, and harm reduction. CP-C try to fill the gaps of your local EMS system. No two MIH CP-C programs are the same.
Who can sit the CP-C exam?
The CP-C exam is not an entry-level knowledge test. It tests competency in specialized, specific community-oriented healthcare settings. Paramedics with a minimum of 2 years experience.
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Obtain or renew your CP-C status with help from the experts at Conejo Health.
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