The Technical Certificate in Advanced Emergency Medical Technician offers basics in providing life support at emergency sites and involves treatment during patient transport. The 16-credit hour program requires students to be EMT-licensed or have completed basic EMT education. Graduates are eligible for licensure as advanced EMTs and will focus on managing and transporting critical patients.

The Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Medical Services - Paramedic provides skills necessary for emergency care provision during transport to medical facilities. The program includes classroom and clinical experiences focusing on paramedic roles, pharmacology, and cardiology. Students may qualify for state licensure as paramedics upon completion, with an option to further their education in a related A.A.S. program.

The A.A.S. in EMS - Advanced Emergency Medical Technician equips students with emergency medical skills needed in public health contexts. Students must hold EMT licenses, and training combines science with emergency medical courses. Students learn to handle trauma, manage acute conditions, and coordinate EMS operations, preparing for leadership roles in the field.