EMS Applied Anatomy & Cadaver Lab: Paramedic Session

Hosted by Fayette County Fire & EMS in Georgia Trauma Commission Region 4.

A hands-on cadaver lab for EMS providers, offered as a continuing education opportunity. Participants build clinical skills through real human anatomy and evidence-based resuscitation techniques, in small groups at hands-on skill stations led by experienced EMS and trauma professionals.

This is the Paramedic session, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM on November 12. Enrollment is limited to 20 participants per session. Participants may register for only one session and must choose the session that matches their current EMS license level. Participants must live or work in Georgia, and eligibility will be verified.

Paramedic session topics:
Needle decompression and finger thoracostomy
Advanced airway (VL/DL, bougie, cric)
Trauma airway complications
Hemorrhage control mastery
Applied anatomy and injury patterns

Registration is first-come, first-served, with a waitlist maintained once capacity is reached. Completing the form does not guarantee a seat. Strong preference is given to EMS providers, and those selected will receive a separate confirmation email. If you cannot attend, please notify the Georgia Trauma Commission as soon as possible so your seat can be offered to someone else.

Register: Applied Anatomy & Cadaver Lab registration (select November 12 – Paramedic Session 8am-12pm)

Questions: education@gtc.ga.gov