The Emergency Medical Technician program at MCCTC is designed to train individuals to respond swiftly in emergency situations. It focuses on critical skills including trauma assessment, cardiac emergencies, and patient transportation. This program offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to deliver competent emergency care.

Firefighter I is an introductory course aimed at equipping future firefighters with foundational skills in fire management and emergency response. The program combines classroom instruction with live-fire training, enabling students to understand and serve effectively in emergency situations, thereby supporting their communities.

The Firefighter II program at MCCTC provides advanced firefighting training necessary for state certification. Building on Firefighter I, this course emphasizes advanced rescue techniques, fire prevention, and live-fire exercises. Students must have prerequisites like Firefighter I certification and recent EVOC certificate to enroll.

This course in Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers by the American Heart Association is essential for healthcare professionals. It covers CPR, use of AEDs, and emergency management for life-threatening situations, in line with AHA guidelines. It equips professionals with critical life-saving skills through interactive, in-person sessions.

The Paramedic program at MCCTC, offered in partnership with University Hospitals, prepares students for a career in emergency medical services. This comprehensive program covers advanced medical care and trauma management and includes classroom and hands-on training. Participants will learn to perform as field practitioners offering out-of-hospital treatment with a high degree of medical skill.