This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians, covering roles, responsibilities, patient evaluation, and emergency procedures. It includes equipment maintenance and operational skills necessary for EMTs, meeting state and local standards. Graduates are eligible for the National Registry Exam to qualify for state certification after employment requirements are met.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians according to King County standards. Students learn evaluation and emergency procedures short of physician duties, use of required equipment, and complete 13 credits to qualify for state certification. Graduates are eligible to take the National Registry Exam, meeting Washington state employment requirements upon passing.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians according to King County standards, offering training in critical patient evaluation and emergency procedures. Students complete 13 credits resulting in eligibility to take the National Registry Exam for state certification. Graduates can pursue roles in various healthcare settings after satisfying Washington state's employment prerequisites.

The Associate of Applied Science - Transfer Degree in Fire Science trains students for careers in fire service, offering courses based on the FESHE model curriculum. It prepares students for pre-employment examinations and advancement. Graduates become eligible for further study in bachelor programs at Pierce College, or can directly pursue employment in fire safety roles.