The Accelerated EMT program meets from December to January, providing an intensive, fast-paced curriculum that condenses traditional five-month coursework into two months. Classes are held Monday through Friday, and include a minimum of 189 hours of classroom and clinical education. This format ensures rapid preparation for a career in emergency medical services.

The EMT program at SwedishAmerican Hospital EMS System spans January to August, with classes held two evenings per week. Students receive comprehensive training, including a background check and proof of immunizations, and are required to complete lab and clinical requirements. Upon completion, students are eligible to take the National Registry exam to earn their EMT certification.

This program accepts high school graduates holding an EMT license and begins each September. Applicants go through a rigorous background check, drug screening, and proof of immunizations alongside completing the Nelson Denny Reading Comprehension exam. Students must also establish a field clinical experience agreement to ensure comprehensive preparedness for real-world scenarios.