First responder training organizations in Indiana.

Elite Ambulance is a leading private ambulance service in the Chicago area and Northwest Indiana with over 50 years of experience. The organization provides emergency and non-emergency medical transportation services and operates an EMS training academy offering EMR, EMT, and Paramedic certification courses with guaranteed job placement upon graduation.

Indianapolis EMS is a division of Health and Hospital Corporation providing emergency pre-hospital medical care in Marion County, Indiana. The organization offers comprehensive EMT and Paramedic certification programs through its Education Services division.

inHealth is a Northwest Indiana ambulance and EMS service that provides emergency medical transport and education. The organization offers EMT training programs and other EMS certifications to prepare healthcare professionals for emergency medical care.

Scott County EMS operates an Indiana Department of Homeland Security certified Advanced Life Support Training Institute offering CPR courses and EMS education courses. The training institute is operated under the supervision of a full-time Training Officer and is overseen by the EMS Chief.

STAR Ambulance Service is one of the oldest and most experienced EMS providers in Indiana, founded in 1982. They offer EMS education programs including EMT, AEMT, EMR, and Paramedic certifications with classroom and clinical instruction at their Crawfordsville headquarters.

Trans-Care EMS Education specializes in prehospital emergency medical courses such as Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Emergency Medical Responder (EMR). The organization offers multiple AHA and NAEMT courses as well as recertification courses for both EMTs and paramedics, with flexible scheduling options and affordable programs.

Ivy Tech Community College is Indiana's largest public postsecondary institution and the nation's largest singly accredited statewide community college system. The college offers a Paramedic Science program with selective admissions that teaches the skills needed to help communities through hands-on experience and classroom instruction.

Vincennes University Jasper Campus is a state-supported community college offering affordable two-year degrees and certificate programs. The EMT Training program prepares students to assess patients and manage emergencies with clinical and ambulance experience, leading to State Certification eligibility.

Columbus Township Fire & Rescue, also known as East Columbus Independent Fire Department (ECIFD), is a combination fire department dedicated to saving lives and protecting property. The organization operates the Columbus Township Training Center offering both EMS and firefighter classes taught by professional, certified instructors.

The Fishers Fire Department's Safety & Training Division delivers high-quality training, safety oversight, and wellness support for all 155 sworn personnel. The division provides continuous training in firefighting, EMS, technical rescue, and hazardous materials response, and conducts a 26-week Recruit Academy for new firefighters.

The Monticello Fire Department operates Indiana's only fire department-based paramedic training program, providing comprehensive EMS education with instruction from currently practicing paramedics and access to instructors 7 days a week.

The Muncie Fire Department Training Division provides required training for firefighters in emergency response categories resulting in certifications from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security and National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. Recruits receive over 360 hours of training including certifications in Hazardous Materials, Firefighter I/II, and EMT.

Area 30 Career Center provides career-focused technical education to high school students. The center offers curriculum integrating academic, career, and technical standards, preparing students for state certifications and post-secondary education in various fields including emergency medical services.

The Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) creates and conducts training classes and courses for public safety professionals, focusing on Firefighting, EMT, and Candidate Physical Ability Testing (CPAT). Located on the west side of Indianapolis, ESEC offers hands-on training with experienced instructors certified to NFPA 1041 standards.

The Indiana Fire & Public Safety Academy is an education and training subdivision of the Division of Fire & Building Safety under the Indiana State Fire Marshal. It provides training and certifications for fire department personnel, EMS providers, and other public safety personnel through online courses and state-sponsored programs.

The MAAC Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 2016 to provide comprehensive training for first responders including firefighters, police officers, and EMS professionals. It operates a state-of-the-art 30+ acre training campus in Valparaiso, Indiana, offering realistic hands-on emergency services training that meets National Fire Protection Association requirements.

Community Health Network is a non-profit integrated healthcare system based in Indianapolis, Indiana that offers EMS education programs including EMT and paramedic training. As a certified supervising hospital and training institution, the network supervises EMS/fire agencies in Marion, Hamilton and Johnson counties and provides both initial training and continuing education.

Franciscan Health is a 12-hospital faith-based healthcare system serving Indiana and Illinois. The organization offers EMT and paramedic training programs through its EMS Education division in Indianapolis, Crown Point, Lafayette, and Dyer locations.

Goshen Health is a healthcare system in northern Indiana that provides paramedic and EMT training programs. For over three decades, Goshen Hospital has provided training in advanced emergency medical care, with over 90 percent of paramedic graduates receiving National Registry certification.

Hancock Health is an independent health network serving East Central Indiana with a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. The organization offers advanced healthcare services and wellness education programs including EMT training courses.

Hendricks Regional Health operates a nationally accredited EMS Center of Education offering EMT and Paramedic training programs. The programs include classroom instruction, clinical rotations, and field internship experiences with affiliated fire departments in Hendricks County.

Methodist Hospitals is a community-based, not-for-profit health system with two full-service acute care facilities in Gary and Merrillville, Indiana. The organization operates accredited EMT and Paramedic training programs through its Regional Coordination Center, serving Northwest Indiana for nearly 100 years.

A Pre-hospital Emergency Medical Services Training Center operated by St. Mary Medical Center, responsible for initial training and subsequent skills development of area EMS providers. The academy offers certified EMS and Paramedic courses providing the full spectrum of emergency service training for individuals pursuing careers in emergency services.

A state-certified EMS training program offering emergency medical responder (EMR) certifications and paramedic licensure in partnership with Ivy Tech. The program includes classroom instruction, online components, and extensive field-based clinical training with hospital and ambulance services.

Pelham Training is a leading provider of EMT and Paramedic education founded in 2005, offering specialized courses for aspiring emergency medical responders. The organization provides initial education and training courses for out-of-hospital medical and tactical needs, along with custom courses for sustainment and remediation.

Area 31 Career Center is a career and technical school located on the westside of Indianapolis in the MSD of Wayne Township. The Emergency Medical Services program prepares students for further study in EMS and leads to National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) certification with hands-on learning and real-world clinical experiences.

Indiana University School of Medicine offers undergraduate health professions programs including Basic EMT and Paramedic Science through the Department of Emergency Medicine in conjunction with Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services. The school is the largest medical school in the United States with nine campuses throughout Indiana.