The AEMT Program comprises a 12-week in-person course meeting weekly, offering a 96-hour clinical experience on an ambulance. Admission requires an age of 18, a high school diploma or GED, and an NREMT EMT certificate or any U.S. state EMS license. It includes textbooks, malpractice insurance, and necessary equipment to provide comprehensive training for advanced emergency medical skills.

An asynchronous context designed for the EMS community, offering up to 60 hours of continuing education for $40. Topics include state-approved NCCR components delivered via video, accessible at any time. Designed to fulfill Georgia's EMS renewal requirements in cardiology, trauma, and pediatrics.

The EMT Program is a 12-week intensive, meeting once weekly on Sundays for four hours and includes a 48-hour clinical experience on an ambulance. Enrollment includes textbooks, malpractice insurance, uniforms, and essential equipment; prerequisites include holding an NREMT EMR certificate. The program offers a unique pace and comprehensive instruction to adequately prepare candidates for fieldwork.

The EMT-0 Program delivers comprehensive EMT training over 12 weeks, focusing on practical skills like patient assessment and CPR. Students complete rigorous assignments and hands-on exercises, preparing for immediate entry into the EMS workforce with substantial practical proficiency.

The EMT-R Program is a 9-week course meeting once per week on Saturday or Sunday, aimed at students aged 18 and above with a high school diploma or GED. It requires no clinicals and includes textbooks, malpractice insurance, and essential equipment. The course is designed for small classes, ensuring personalized instruction to meet the educational standards for emergency medical response.