Designed for certified EMTs, this course advances skills in patient assessment, shock therapy, and pharmacological intervention. Students learn through didactic, lab, and clinical formats before taking the National Registry AEMT test. The curriculum is split between theory and practical experience.

This program trains participants to deliver initial pre-hospital care at accident scenes. Completing the course enables students to earn the National Registry EMR Certificate. Instruction is provided in both classroom and lab settings, aiming to enhance emergency response proficiency.

This course is required for an EMT certification in Ohio, preparing students to administer emergency pre-hospital treatment. Upon successful completion, students can take the National Registry EMT Certificate examination. The program covers classroom/lab instruction and includes clinical hours.

This course is a transition for certified Volunteer Firefighters to upgrade to Firefighter Level I. The course is not for occupational training but allows volunteers to take certification exams for Level I. It combines evening classes with weekend sessions to fit various schedules.

This course allows certified Firefighter I personnel to transition to Firefighter Level II certification in Ohio. While not for occupational training, it confirms readiness for state exams. The curriculum includes in-depth classroom and lab instruction.