This course serves as an intermediate level between EMT and EMT-Paramedic. Students expand on EMT concepts with advanced training in airway management, administering medications, and fluid therapy. Clinical internship hours are significantly increased compared to the EMT course, preparing students for roles with more responsibilities and paving the path for further certification pursuits.

The initial provider course is meant for newcomers to Basic Life Support, covering fundamental cardiac life support skills for both adult and infant emergencies. Using a combination of online and in-person modules, participants enhance their preparedness for medical emergencies through practice sessions with feedback manikins and skills assessments. Certification is achieved upon successful completion of associated exams.

This course is designed to give students basic knowledge of how to treat patients. Topics covered include patient assessment, pre-hospital treatment of medical and trauma emergencies, and an introduction to pre-hospital emergency medicine. The course includes classroom instruction and clinical internships in venues such as emergency rooms and ambulances. It offers a comprehensive foundation for the National Registry of EMTs exam.