The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) program consists of a six-day course focusing on providing immediate lifesaving care to critical patients. It emphasizes quick intervention and effective collaboration with EMS personnel. Students are taught basic interventions and gain practical experience to support emergency services.

The EMT program teaches essential life-saving skills for life-threatening situations, preparing students to become Emergency Medical Technicians. Participants undergo a rigorous curriculum with practical clinicals in emergency room and ambulance settings. The program serves as a foundational step for further medical certifications such as Advanced EMT or Paramedic.

This EMT Refresher course offers a seven-day hybrid program to complete classroom instruction and skills verification for re-certification. Combining online learning and in-person training, it ensures participants maintain essential competencies. It is designed for recertification or gaining reciprocity in Texas.

The Paramedic program spans ten months of advanced medical training in a hybrid live and online format. It covers patient evaluation, treatment skills comparable to those of a physician, and includes equipment use akin to emergency departments. Graduates can attempt the National Registry Exam, enhancing their career in emergency care.