The Emergency Medical Technician program at Navarro College provides training for handling emergencies ranging from simple to life-threatening situations. It combines classroom lectures, skills practice, and clinical hospital and ambulance hours to prepare students for EMT certification. Successful completion prepares students for the National EMT certification exam required by the TDSHS and NREMT, contingent on a clear background check and drug screening.

The Fire Academy at Navarro College is a licensed program preparing students for careers in fire service, offering AAS degrees and certificates. It serves municipal fire department needs with foundational and advanced training in firefighting and prevention. The academy includes practical and academic instruction, enabling students to meet state certification requirements through programs accredited by relevant Texas health and safety boards.

The Paramedic program trains students to provide advanced medical care in emergency situations. It covers pathophysiology of disease, medical, trauma, and cardiac emergencies with an emphasis on decision-making and leadership. Graduates are prepared to take the EMT and Paramedic certification exams, with a focus on both medical knowledge and skills application. The program ensures readiness for high-pressure scenarios requiring swift, accurate patient assessment and care.