Designed for healthcare providers, this program follows the American Heart Association guidelines. It covers life support applications in prehospital and in-facility settings, including CPR, AED, and choking relief techniques for adults, children, and infants. This class fulfills CPR prerequisites for nursing and allied health programs.

This program prepares you to obtain certification as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the National Registry. It includes foundational emergency care, airway management, and EMS operations. Students will train with real equipment, participate in field internships, and take courses designed to mimic life-saving situations, preparing them for high-stress environments.

The EMT Refresher course is designed for certified EMTs who need to complete additional training to be re-certified by the National Registry. The sessions emphasize essential updates in emergency patient care, changes in protocols, and a review of life-support techniques. It serves as a preparation for retaking the certification test and maintaining valid credentials.

The Paramedic program at Harford Community College is intended for current EMTs wanting certification as paramedics. Students learn advanced medical and trauma emergency care, EMS operations, and specialized medical interventions. Courses require prerequisites and are taught by experienced practitioners with the aim to prepare students for the National Registry Exam.