AEMT students learn to respond to emergency calls, providing immediate care to critically ill and injured patients, and transporting them to medical facilities. This course includes advanced skills like administering limited medications, starting IVs, and intubations. It follows the State of Wyoming OEMS guidelines and includes BLS Provider CPR certification upon successful completion.

The Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course helps healthcare providers manage patients experiencing cardiovascular emergencies, such as cardiopulmonary arrest. Using realistic scenarios, the course builds skills through hands-on practice and case-based discussions, with a focus on improving critical thinking and decision-making.

The EMR course prepares students to provide immediate lifesaving interventions for critical patients in emergency situations. It covers first aid, CPR, and basic trauma care, equipping responders to assist higher-level EMS professionals. Upon completion, students are prepared to pass state and national certification exams.

Emergency Medical Technicians provide out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients. The program equips students with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to stabilize and safely transport patients. EMTs function under medical oversight and serve as a critical link between the emergency scene and the health care system.