Advanced EMTs extend their skills beyond the basic EMS support, learning to manage more complex emergency situations. The program includes administering medications, airway management, and handling medical emergencies with advanced life support techniques. Advanced EMTs bridge the gap between EMTs and paramedics, enhancing patient care during transport.

The Emergency Medical Technician program trains students to provide out-of-hospital care and transport for critical patients. Students gain skills to stabilize and transport patients while working within an EMS system. The program emphasizes basic interventions using standard ambulance equipment, serving as a vital link between emergency scenes and healthcare facilities.

The Firefighter program equips students with skills required for handling emergency and fire-related situations. It features training in using firefighting equipment, vehicle extrication, and managing hazardous materials. Completing the course allows certification in Firefighter I and II, recognized nationally and prepares students for various fire service roles.