Columbia Basin College, located in Richland, Washington, offers a range of health sciences programs, including EMT, Paramedic, and Fire Science. The college is committed to providing comprehensive training that prepares students for a variety of careers in emergency services and healthcare, focusing on developing both practical skills and theoretical knowledge.
Location
Richland, WA
Phone
509-544-8300
healthsciences@columbiabasin.edu
Columbia Basin College, located in Richland, Washington, offers a range of health sciences programs, including EMT, Paramedic, and Fire Science. The college is committed to providing comprehensive training that prepares students for a variety of careers in emergency services and healthcare, focusing on developing both practical skills and theoretical knowledge.
Location
Richland, WA
Phone
509-544-8300
healthsciences@columbiabasin.edu
Choose from available first responder training programs.
This Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider course, endorsed by the American Heart Association, is designed for healthcare providers to learn and apply high-quality CPR. Participants train in recognizing emergencies, performing AED use, and conducting effective multi-rescuer CPR. This course is a prerequisite for the clinical components of health sciences programs at Columbia Basin College.
This Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider course, endorsed by the American Heart Association, is designed for healthcare providers to learn and apply high-quality CPR. Participants train in recognizing emergencies, performing AED use, and conducting effective multi-rescuer CPR. This course is a prerequisite for the clinical components of health sciences programs at Columbia Basin College.
Columbia Basin College offers an Emergency Medical Technician program each year in spring and fall quarters. The program provides the foundational skills necessary for EMS careers, covering basic life-saving techniques such as bleeding control, fracture stabilization, and emergency room transportation. Students are trained to administer epinephrine and use automated external defibrillators, equipping them with the skills to respond to various emergency medical scenarios.
Columbia Basin College offers an Emergency Medical Technician program each year in spring and fall quarters. The program provides the foundational skills necessary for EMS careers, covering basic life-saving techniques such as bleeding control, fracture stabilization, and emergency room transportation. Students are trained to administer epinephrine and use automated external defibrillators, equipping them with the skills to respond to various emergency medical scenarios.
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