AEMT training builds on EMT skills with additional competencies in IV access, limited medication administration, and endotracheal intubation. The program extends EMT capabilities for improved patient care in pre-hospital settings.

Emergency medical responders provide pre-hospital care for the sick and injured. The course covers first aid, patient assessment, and basic life support, including CPR and AED training, with a limited scope of practice. Typically, EMRs assist EMS as law enforcement or fire service members.

The EMT training focuses on pre-hospital care of the sick and injured. It includes bleeding control, shock management, spinal immobilization, and patient assessment. Training involves classroom lectures, ER clinical rotations, and ambulance clinical rotations.