Tarrant County College District's Emergency Medical Services Program was instituted in 1974 as the first EMS training site in Tarrant County. The program offers eight EMT courses and up to three paramedic courses at different stages of completion, with a first-time pass rate on the National Registry exam of 95%.
Location
Fort Worth, TX • 5 Locations
Phone
817-515-6435
health.sciences@tccd.edu
Tarrant County College District's Emergency Medical Services Program was instituted in 1974 as the first EMS training site in Tarrant County. The program offers eight EMT courses and up to three paramedic courses at different stages of completion, with a first-time pass rate on the National Registry exam of 95%.
Location
Fort Worth, TX • 5 Locations
Phone
817-515-6435
health.sciences@tccd.edu
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The Basic Fire Fighting program trains students to become certified firefighters in Texas, accredited by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. It spans 14 weeks with six simultaneous classes, focusing on practical and classroom training aimed at preparing participants for the Basic Fire Suppression certification exam. The program requires rigorous physical and academic diligence from its 24 selected students per class cohort.
The Basic Fire Fighting program trains students to become certified firefighters in Texas, accredited by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. It spans 14 weeks with six simultaneous classes, focusing on practical and classroom training aimed at preparing participants for the Basic Fire Suppression certification exam. The program requires rigorous physical and academic diligence from its 24 selected students per class cohort.
Selective admission program requiring current Texas EMT certification. Two schedules offered: Evening Program (20 months, Monday-Wednesday 6pm-10pm) and Shift-Based Day Program (12 months, Monday-Saturday rotating shifts 8am-5pm). Graduates can apply for Texas paramedic certification.
Selective admission program requiring current Texas EMT certification. Two schedules offered: Evening Program (20 months, Monday-Wednesday 6pm-10pm) and Shift-Based Day Program (12 months, Monday-Saturday rotating shifts 8am-5pm). Graduates can apply for Texas paramedic certification.
The EMT program prepares students to work alongside paramedics, providing basic life support and emergency pre-hospital care. It is an open enrollment program that includes 18 credit hours taught through lectures and practical sessions. Graduates are eligible to apply for Texas EMT certification and the National Registry of EMTs examination, equipping them for a field-ready career in emergency medical services.
The EMT program prepares students to work alongside paramedics, providing basic life support and emergency pre-hospital care. It is an open enrollment program that includes 18 credit hours taught through lectures and practical sessions. Graduates are eligible to apply for Texas EMT certification and the National Registry of EMTs examination, equipping them for a field-ready career in emergency medical services.
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