The Emergency Medical Response (EMR) course at the Washington County Career Center equips students with critical emergency first aid skills and knowledge to handle illness and injury symptoms. Through a mix of hands-on skills and ride-along opportunities under EMS professionals' supervision, students are prepared for the Ohio Emergency Medical Responder certification and the National Registry exams. The program focuses on providing essential life-saving skills as a secondary responsibility in emergencies.

The EMT-Basic program offers comprehensive training that leads to becoming a certified Emergency Medical Technician. Students develop skills in emergency care under directive supervision in the Ambulance setting, within Ohio's EMT-Basic scope of practice. Upon completion, graduates qualify to sit for the National Registry exams, which are essential for EMT employment. This rigorous program emphasizes hands-on training and prepares students for real-world medical emergencies.

The Firefighter I and II program at Washington County Career Center prepares students for a career in firefighting with comprehensive instruction in fire safety and control techniques. Students learn foundational firefighting skills and emergency medical services relevant to responding to various emergency situations. The program emphasizes hands-on training to ensure students meet Ohio's firefighting certification standards, enhancing readiness for public safety careers.