The EMT course is a rapid-paced, 150-180 hour, seven credit-hour program completed in a semester. It includes classroom, lab, and field training, preparing students to take the national and state certification exams. This foundational course serves as an entry point for careers in ambulance services and fire divisions, and a precursor to full paramedic certification.

This 156-hour program aligns with NFPA 1001 standards, preparing students for basic fireground operations. It includes training in fire behavior, construction, rescue, hazardous materials, and vehicle operations. Graduates will be equipped to move into the Firefighter Level II program, essential for a firefighting career.

This 104-hour course meets the NFPA 1001 standards for career firefighters, transitioning graduates from Level I to Level II requirements. The curriculum covers advanced tactical ventilation, fire control, public education, rope rescue, and machinery extrication. Graduates will gain hands-on experience and are expected to pass the Ohio Department of Public Safety final exam.

This certification program is designed for registered nurses with prior education in emergency care, providing an enhanced paramedic curriculum. The course enables nurses to gain advanced standing in paramedic certification, preparing them for comprehensive emergency medical response. Graduates are expected to demonstrate proficiency and ethical behavior consistent with professional paramedic standards.