The Advanced EMT course builds on the EMT foundation with more complex medical interventions. Students learn disease pathophysiology, advanced patient assessment, and emergency pharmacology. This program prepares students to deliver exceptional pre-hospital care at an intermediate level.

The Emergency Medical Responder course is targeted at individuals in emergency response roles, including police, fire, and industry safety officers. It includes basic emergency medical skills needed for initial patient care, from bleeding control to airway management. Students who complete the course are eligible for state certification.

The EMT course provides essential skills and knowledge for prospective Emergency Medical Technicians. Covering foundational EMS topics, the program includes patient assessment, medical emergencies, and EMT responsibilities. Successful completion of this course enables graduates to work as EMTs, offering critical pre-hospital patient care.

The Paramedic course is designed to prepare students for the highest level of pre-hospital emergency care. The program trains students in advanced life support, including medication administration and cardiac monitoring. It is a rigorous course with a minimum of 900 hours, culminating in a certification that enables graduates to perform advanced interventions in emergency situations.