Bay Area Training Academy specializes in emergency medical training, offering comprehensive EMT and CPR courses designed to prepare students for real-world pre-hospital care situations. Our programs integrate hands-on learning with academic coursework to ensure students are fully equipped for certification exams.
Location
Alameda, CA • 3 Locations
Phone
800-701-7333
Bay Area Training Academy specializes in emergency medical training, offering comprehensive EMT and CPR courses designed to prepare students for real-world pre-hospital care situations. Our programs integrate hands-on learning with academic coursework to ensure students are fully equipped for certification exams.
Location
Alameda, CA • 3 Locations
Phone
800-701-7333
Choose from available first responder training programs.
This Basic Life Support CPR course is a mandatory prerequisite for enrolling in an EMT program. It trains participants to recognize life-threatening emergencies, perform high-quality chest compressions, and deliver appropriate ventilations. Students will gain skills essential for immediate response, including AED usage and relief of choking, following AHA guidelines.
This Basic Life Support CPR course is a mandatory prerequisite for enrolling in an EMT program. It trains participants to recognize life-threatening emergencies, perform high-quality chest compressions, and deliver appropriate ventilations. Students will gain skills essential for immediate response, including AED usage and relief of choking, following AHA guidelines.
This accelerated EMT course trains students in essential pre-hospital care skills and prepares them for the NREMT exam. It offers a balanced approach with hands-on skill-based scenarios and conventional academic curriculum to meet State and National EMT certification criteria. Students will engage in 170 hours of training, including didactic instructions and supervised clinical experience.
This accelerated EMT course trains students in essential pre-hospital care skills and prepares them for the NREMT exam. It offers a balanced approach with hands-on skill-based scenarios and conventional academic curriculum to meet State and National EMT certification criteria. Students will engage in 170 hours of training, including didactic instructions and supervised clinical experience.
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