Building on the EMT-Basic curriculum, this 220-hour program introduces advanced medical techniques for emergency care. Trainees learn skills including advanced airway management and intravenous therapy, aimed at preparing students for the AEMT certification. Participants develop critical thinking needed for decision-making in advanced medical emergencies.

This 150-hour course provides the foundational knowledge required for state and national EMT certification. Covering airway management, patient assessment, and emergency response, students gain skills essential for entry-level EMT roles. The program includes practical training in pre-hospital care, preparing individuals for various emergency situations.

Spanning 160 hours, this course teaches essential firefighting skills, from operating extinguishing equipment to performing rescues. The curriculum includes fire control techniques and handling live burns, preparing students for certified entry-level roles in emergency services or as volunteer firefighters.

This 984-hour program encompasses all essential competencies for the Paramedic profession, including 530 classroom hours and additional practical training in clinical settings. Covering advanced care techniques and emergency response protocols, this course prepares candidates for Paramedic certification and a career in emergency medical services.