The EMT program at Mid-State prepares students to work as entry-level emergency medical technicians, providing care in medical and trauma situations. This 180-hour program includes classroom, lab, and clinical experiences, culminating in eligibility for national certification exams. Graduates may continue to the Paramedic or Paramedic Technician programs.

Offered to high school students, this academy bridges classroom learning and hands-on experience, enabling participants to jumpstart careers in fire protection. Students gain fire and EMS knowledge, college credits, and EMT certification, potentially leading to volunteer or paid roles within fire services.

This program prepares students to work as entry-level paramedics, with a comprehensive education in prehospital care, including advanced life support skills. The 1,150-hour curriculum covers classroom, lab, clinical, and field experiences, allowing students to earn multiple certifications and qualify for national exams.