The EMT program at Lewis and Clark provides foundational training for emergency medical technicians, focusing on basic life support skills. This program is designed to prepare students for the NREMT certification, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical scenarios. Graduates are equipped to perform CPR, manage airways, and handle emergency situations effectively.

The Fire Science program is tailored for aspiring firefighters, offering training from entry-level to advanced fire service leadership. Students receive instruction on firefighting techniques, rescue operations, and hazardous materials management. Program participants gain hands-on experience and are encouraged to become volunteers or explore full-time roles in fire service.

Lewis and Clark offers a Paramedicine program that trains students to provide advanced life support in emergencies. The program combines classroom instruction, lab work, simulation exercises, and clinical experience to prepare students for real-world challenges. Upon completion, graduates are ready to take the NREMT Certification exams, aligning with national standards for emergency medical services.