The King County EMS Division provides basic life support training and education for thousands of EMTs and first responders representing 23 fire departments in King County. The division offers initial EMT-B training classes twice per year (Spring and Fall) in partnership with regional fire departments, as well as continuing education and competency-based training programs.
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The King County EMS Division provides basic life support training and education for thousands of EMTs and first responders representing 23 fire departments in King County. The division offers initial EMT-B training classes twice per year (Spring and Fall) in partnership with regional fire departments, as well as continuing education and competency-based training programs.
Location
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Phone
206-296-4693
Choose from available first responder training programs.
Training course for Automated External Defibrillation requiring approximately four hours of classroom and practical training. Practical training is scenario-based. EMT-D certification requires attendance at a defibrillation Continuing Education session during each quarter of a twelve-month period.
Training course for Automated External Defibrillation requiring approximately four hours of classroom and practical training. Practical training is scenario-based. EMT-D certification requires attendance at a defibrillation Continuing Education session during each quarter of a twelve-month period.
Competency-based training and online continuing education for EMTs in King County. CE training is available through King County's online learning platform, EMS Online. Instructor workshops held over 20 times per fall to train 500+ instructor-evaluators.
Competency-based training and online continuing education for EMTs in King County. CE training is available through King County's online learning platform, EMS Online. Instructor workshops held over 20 times per fall to train 500+ instructor-evaluators.
Basic Life Support CPR/AED training provided to targeted groups in the community, including Public Health employees, school districts, and community members. Free training available for service providers.
Basic Life Support CPR/AED training provided to targeted groups in the community, including Public Health employees, school districts, and community members. Free training available for service providers.
Initial EMT-B training classes designed primarily for members of King County fire agencies. Classes consist of more than 120 hours of classroom and practical work with 10 hours of hospital observation time.
Initial EMT-B training classes designed primarily for members of King County fire agencies. Classes consist of more than 120 hours of classroom and practical work with 10 hours of hospital observation time.
Program providing initial EMT training opportunity to those traditionally under-represented in the fire and EMS workforce in the region. Eligibility requirements include being 18 years of age, having a high school degree or G.E.D, valid WA driver's license, and being up to date on immunization and vaccination.
Program providing initial EMT training opportunity to those traditionally under-represented in the fire and EMS workforce in the region. Eligibility requirements include being 18 years of age, having a high school degree or G.E.D, valid WA driver's license, and being up to date on immunization and vaccination.
Sorted by distance, within 75 miles.
Administrators at King County Department of Public Health - Emergency Medical Services Division can claim this organization to manage waitlists, enroll students, accept payments, host learning modules and more — all in one place.