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Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) can re-certify themselves by attending Continuing Medical Education sessions (CMEs) through Clarkson's Lewis School of Health & Life Sciences for free! The CME programs will take place virtually and/or at Clarkson Hall. Clarkson Hall is located at 59 Main Street, Potsdam, NY.
NYS State CMEs will be provided for attendees that attend in person or virtually. Food and beverages may be offered to those that attend in person.
Direct questions, comments or to be placed on our CME email list, please contact Douglas Wildermuth, 315-268-4444 or dwilderm@clarkson.edu.
CME Requirements:
- Attendees must be on time.
- Attendees must be engaged (with cameras on) the entire time.
- Names, email addresses, NYS EMT #'s, etc. must be provided.
Upcoming CME Sessions
May 21, 2025
6:30 pm
Virtual ONLY!
FREE to all healthcare providers
This presentation will cover the prevalence of PTSD among EMS professionals, the specific
stressors they encounter, and common symptoms. We’ll also address the stigma around mental health, barriers to seeking help, and the impact of untreated PTSD. Finally, we’ll explore prevention strategies, including resiliencetraining, peer support, and fostering a supportive work environment. Understanding and addressing PTSD is essential for the well-being of EMS responders.
Matthew Yelton has more than 14 years of experience in pre-hospital emergency medicine as a Paramedic, 10 of which as a Flight Paramedic. Most recently he completed certification as an EMS Instructor and has returned to college to complete his associate’s degree in Paramedicine.
Matt hails from the Southern Tug Hill Region where during his spare time, he volunteers as the
EMS Chief for Constableville Ambulance Inc. and provides educational opportunities for EMS
professionals.