College of the Mainland offers comprehensive training in fire and emergency medical services. The institution is dedicated to preparing students to become skilled first responders through accredited programs that integrate classroom learning with practical field experience, enhancing career and promotional opportunities in the fire and emergency services fields.
Location
Texas City, TX
Phone
409-933-8274
mlbrown@com.edu
College of the Mainland offers comprehensive training in fire and emergency medical services. The institution is dedicated to preparing students to become skilled first responders through accredited programs that integrate classroom learning with practical field experience, enhancing career and promotional opportunities in the fire and emergency services fields.
Location
Texas City, TX
Phone
409-933-8274
mlbrown@com.edu
Choose from available first responder training programs.
The Associate of Applied Science degree in Fire Protection Technology builds upon completion of the Fire Academy, providing advanced courses for first-level supervision. These courses offer certifications with the Texas Commission on Fire Protection to improve career prospects in the fire service. The curriculum is designed to enhance practical skills and career advancement for aspiring and current firefighters.
The Associate of Applied Science degree in Fire Protection Technology builds upon completion of the Fire Academy, providing advanced courses for first-level supervision. These courses offer certifications with the Texas Commission on Fire Protection to improve career prospects in the fire service. The curriculum is designed to enhance practical skills and career advancement for aspiring and current firefighters.
The EMT-Basic Program is a one-semester course preparing students for entry-level EMT positions. The curriculum includes 176 contact hours focused on life-saving skills and scenario-based practice, plus 84 hours of clinical rotations. Students complete their training ready to pass the National Registry EMT-Basic Certificate test and become certified to work in Texas.
The EMT-Basic Program is a one-semester course preparing students for entry-level EMT positions. The curriculum includes 176 contact hours focused on life-saving skills and scenario-based practice, plus 84 hours of clinical rotations. Students complete their training ready to pass the National Registry EMT-Basic Certificate test and become certified to work in Texas.
The Paramedic Certificate Program offers a comprehensive curriculum including classroom instruction, skills labs, and clinical rotations. Graduates are prepared for certification exams, with training accredited by DSHS, CAAHEP, and CoAEMSP. The program aims to equip students with leadership and critical emergency medical skills, enabling them to succeed in high-pressure medical situations.
The Paramedic Certificate Program offers a comprehensive curriculum including classroom instruction, skills labs, and clinical rotations. Graduates are prepared for certification exams, with training accredited by DSHS, CAAHEP, and CoAEMSP. The program aims to equip students with leadership and critical emergency medical skills, enabling them to succeed in high-pressure medical situations.
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