Devine Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department, located in Devine, Texas, has proudly served the community since 1929. The organization is dedicated to fire and rescue operations, as well as providing training and educational programs for aspiring firefighters and EMTs.
Location
Devine, TX
Phone
830-665-4246
admin@devinefire.org
Devine Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department, located in Devine, Texas, has proudly served the community since 1929. The organization is dedicated to fire and rescue operations, as well as providing training and educational programs for aspiring firefighters and EMTs.
Location
Devine, TX
Phone
830-665-4246
admin@devinefire.org
Choose from available first responder training programs.
The EMR course teaches students to provide immediate care to ill or injured patients in emergency situations. This course aims to equip students with the skills needed to enhance their current career or step into a new role in emergency medical services. Students are taught essential techniques to efficiently handle emergency calls.
The EMR course teaches students to provide immediate care to ill or injured patients in emergency situations. This course aims to equip students with the skills needed to enhance their current career or step into a new role in emergency medical services. Students are taught essential techniques to efficiently handle emergency calls.
The EMT-Basic course provides students with the necessary skills to deliver entry-level emergency medical care. The 13-week program includes ambulance ride-outs, ER rotations, and intense training to prepare students for the national registry exam. Students receive materials, online access, uniforms, drug screenings, and a paid first attempt at the national registry.
The EMT-Basic course provides students with the necessary skills to deliver entry-level emergency medical care. The 13-week program includes ambulance ride-outs, ER rotations, and intense training to prepare students for the national registry exam. Students receive materials, online access, uniforms, drug screenings, and a paid first attempt at the national registry.
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