Gold Cross EMS is based out of Augusta, GA and serves as the 911 Provider for Columbia and Jefferson Counties. The organization offers comprehensive emergency medical services and a range of training programs to ensure high standards of care for patients in the CSRA region.
Location
Martinez, GA
Phone
706-434-4000
training@goldcrossems.com
Gold Cross EMS is based out of Augusta, GA and serves as the 911 Provider for Columbia and Jefferson Counties. The organization offers comprehensive emergency medical services and a range of training programs to ensure high standards of care for patients in the CSRA region.
Location
Martinez, GA
Phone
706-434-4000
training@goldcrossems.com
Choose from available first responder training programs.
The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician course extends over 6-7 months, targeting certified EMT professionals aiming for licensure as AEMTs in Georgia or South Carolina. Classes occur 1-2 days weekly, enhancing skills for advanced medical procedures and patient care. Completing the course and passing the NREMT cognitive exam are required for AEMT certification.
The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician course extends over 6-7 months, targeting certified EMT professionals aiming for licensure as AEMTs in Georgia or South Carolina. Classes occur 1-2 days weekly, enhancing skills for advanced medical procedures and patient care. Completing the course and passing the NREMT cognitive exam are required for AEMT certification.
The Emergency Medical Responder course is a 3-4 week program designed to prepare participants for a license in Georgia as an EMT-R. Classes are held Monday through Friday, 9 am-5 pm, focusing on ambulance operation and emergency response. Successful completion qualifies graduates for the NREMT cognitive exam, a prerequisite for various emergency medical roles.
The Emergency Medical Responder course is a 3-4 week program designed to prepare participants for a license in Georgia as an EMT-R. Classes are held Monday through Friday, 9 am-5 pm, focusing on ambulance operation and emergency response. Successful completion qualifies graduates for the NREMT cognitive exam, a prerequisite for various emergency medical roles.
The Emergency Medical Technician program is a 6-7 month course, held 1-2 days per week, targeted at preparing students for Georgia or South Carolina EMT licensing. It includes both classroom and practical sessions to cover a broad range of emergency medical situations. Graduates are eligible to take the NREMT exam, opening opportunities in various medical settings.
The Emergency Medical Technician program is a 6-7 month course, held 1-2 days per week, targeted at preparing students for Georgia or South Carolina EMT licensing. It includes both classroom and practical sessions to cover a broad range of emergency medical situations. Graduates are eligible to take the NREMT exam, opening opportunities in various medical settings.
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