This program equips students with basic emergency medical care skills, necessary for critical patient transportation. Students will perform interventions using basic ambulance equipment, under medical oversight. Completion enables students to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians exam, facilitating a link from scene to healthcare systems.

Designed to train for entry-level positions in fire service, this 300-hour program covers Hazmat and Emergency Vehicle Operations courses. Accredited by Ohio's Department of Public Safety, students finishing this course can undertake certification exams. The program also includes accelerated summer sessions for full-time, intensive training.

This extensive 1,020-hour program is designed for EMT's seeking to advance their EMS training, including clinical, field experience and internship. Students learn detailed emergency medical skills, with flexible class schedules to accommodate working students. Accredited by CAAHEP, the program ensures rigorous skill development for readiness to tackle emergencies.