The AEMT course builds upon the skills of an EMT. Students gain advanced life support skills, establish IVs, and learn to administer specific medications. The program prepares students for more challenging emergency scenarios, enhancing their capability in airway management and advanced patient stabilization techniques.

The EMR program focuses on basic life support skills, including airway management and bleeding control. The course trains responders who are the first on the scene of emergencies. The program is essential for police officers, firefighters, and the general public aiming for EMR certification, providing critical life-saving techniques to stabilize patients until more advanced help arrives.

The EMT course is designed to teach basic-level life saving measures. Students learn anatomy, pathophysiology, pharmacology, and practices for emergency situations. EMTs are trained to perform basic airway support, bleeding control, and initial treatment for medical emergencies. The program prepares students for entry-level employment in EMS services.