Heartland Community College offers Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certificate programs in partnership with McLean County Area Emergency Medical Services. The college provides accessible, equitable, and innovative learning opportunities in pre-hospital emergency care through classroom instruction, lab work, and clinical field experiences.
Location
Normal, IL • 4 Locations
Phone
309-268-8000
Heartland Community College offers Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certificate programs in partnership with McLean County Area Emergency Medical Services. The college provides accessible, equitable, and innovative learning opportunities in pre-hospital emergency care through classroom instruction, lab work, and clinical field experiences.
Location
Normal, IL • 4 Locations
Phone
309-268-8000
Choose from available first responder training programs.
The EMT-Basic Certificate prepares students with the essential skills needed for pre-hospital emergency care. The program includes classroom lectures, lab skills development, and field experiences in hospitals and ambulance services to ensure comprehensive training.
The EMT-Basic Certificate prepares students with the essential skills needed for pre-hospital emergency care. The program includes classroom lectures, lab skills development, and field experiences in hospitals and ambulance services to ensure comprehensive training.
This 37-credit hour program provides advanced emergency medical technician training, including classroom instruction, labs, hospital clinicals, and field experiences. Graduates are eligible to sit for the NREMT Paramedic certification.
This 37-credit hour program provides advanced emergency medical technician training, including classroom instruction, labs, hospital clinicals, and field experiences. Graduates are eligible to sit for the NREMT Paramedic certification.
An 8 credit-hour certificate program designed to prepare students to enter the pre-hospital care field through classroom lectures, lab skills, and field experience in hospital emergency departments and ambulance services. Students complete 28 hours of clinical time outside of class.
An 8 credit-hour certificate program designed to prepare students to enter the pre-hospital care field through classroom lectures, lab skills, and field experience in hospital emergency departments and ambulance services. Students complete 28 hours of clinical time outside of class.
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Sorted by distance, within 75 miles.
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