Please use this Registration Form to register for all ASTEP Education programs. Your deposit (20%) or full tuition can be paid via credit card directly on the registration form. If paying by check, please send your check to:
Priority Health Education
PO Box 3267
Chester, Virginia 23831 USA
If paying by Pay Pal please complete the registration form and then select the Pay Pal Logo below or under the Registration Tab.
Acceptance Criteria
High School Diploma, GED, or International Equivalent. (We DO NOT need a copy. By signature of this Agreement you declare compliance with these criteria.
Obtain American Heart BCLS Certification. (The cost of meeting these criteria is not included in the program tuition.)
Have a thorough understanding of the English Language.
School/Training Environment
Didactic, Practical, and Clinical training will be accomplished by spending appropriate time in a class room and/or lab environment.
Student must not be overly disruptive, combative or excessively argumentative. The instructor retains the right to have such a student vacate the premises and/or removed from the program without recourse or rebate.
Training hours will vary to meet the scope of the program. This may include both daytime and evening hours and sometimes may require homework.
Students will participate in interactive role playing as necessary, as both patients and technicians.
Proper dress code must be adhered to at all times. Business Casual (no Tank Tops, Flip Flops, etc)Shorts are acceptable with proper top and shoes.Hospital Scrubs (in good repair) are acceptable.
Students must arrive to class on time or risk being denied access to that days lessons. This could result in not meeting Program Completion Requirements.
Work Environment
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those a student encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
In the performance of this job, the student may be exposed to chemical vapors such as acetone, ether, or gluteraldehyde.
There may also be skin contact with these substances.
The student may also be exposed to infectious agents including blood-borne pathogens.