First responder training organizations in Wisconsin.

Gold Cross Ambulance Service is a not-for-profit ambulance service in northeastern Wisconsin that provides paramedic-level emergency medical care and non-emergency transport services to over 280,000 people across 1,400 square miles. The organization offers an EMT Cadet Program approved by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services that provides paid training while participants work toward their NREMT certification and State of Wisconsin EMT license.

Mayville EMS is dedicated to providing advanced emergency medical services with care and compassion to Mayville and the surrounding communities. With numerous qualified instructors and up-to-date courses, they aim to enhance health and safety through education and practical emergency response training.

Northwestern Municipal EMS provides Advanced Life Support to rural communities in western Wisconsin, serving approximately 17,500 residents in Polk County with bases in Amery and Luck.

For over 110 years, Blackhawk Technical College has been a cornerstone of education in Rock and Green counties, offering over 80 career-focused programs with campuses in Janesville and Monroe, Wisconsin.

Chippewa Valley Technical College is part of the Wisconsin Technical College System and serves an 11-county area with multiple campuses. The college offers over 115 programs including Emergency Medical Technician training at the Emergency Service Education Center.

Fox Valley Technical College is a 2-year public college in Appleton, Wisconsin that has been the college of choice in this community for over 100 years. The college offers 200+ associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificate programs, including Emergency Medical Services programs.

Gateway Technical College, located in Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth counties, provides education, training, leadership, and technological resources to meet the changing needs of students, employers, and communities. The college offers over 70 academic programs including EMT and paramedic training through its HERO Center.

Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University provides Emergency Medical Services training and certification programs including EMT, EMR, CPR, First Aid, and AED courses. The university became an EMS training center in March 2024 and is the only tribal training center in Wisconsin authorized to provide this level of EMS education.

Lakeshore College is a comprehensive community and technical college in Wisconsin offering over 70 degree programs. The Emergency Medical Technician program prepares students for Wisconsin EMT licensure and is accredited by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and certified by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.

Madison College is a community college serving 12 counties in South Central Wisconsin with seven campuses. The college provides open access to quality higher education including EMS programs that prepare students for licensure in Wisconsin and certification with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.

Mid-State Technical College is one of 16 regional colleges in the Wisconsin Technical College System offering associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates in high-demand career fields. The college operates five campuses across central Wisconsin and is known for its supportive learning environment and hands-on education.

Milwaukee Area Technical College offers a comprehensive educational experience, providing programs in emergency medical services, among other disciplines, with a focus on hands-on learning and real-world application. The college aims to equip students with the necessary skills to succeed in their chosen careers through accessible, high-quality education tailored to meet industry standards.

Wisconsin's largest technical college offering 170+ programs including emergency medical services training. MATC provides flexible alternatives including in-person, online, and hybrid classes across five convenient locations with a 24/7 virtual campus.

Moraine Park Technical College is a Wisconsin technical college serving more than 15,000 students annually with locations in Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, Horicon, and West Bend. The college offers more than 100 associate degrees, technical diplomas, apprenticeships, and certificates, including comprehensive Emergency Medical Services programs.

Nicolet College is a public community college serving Northern Wisconsin that offers one- and two-year career diplomas and degrees, liberal arts university transfer studies, and comprehensive continuing education programs. The college provides immersive health and public safety programs including EMT training through scenario-based education, advanced technology, and focused skills labs.

Northcentral Technical College (NTC) is a Wisconsin Technical College System institution that has been serving central Wisconsin for over 100 years. The college offers 190+ accredited associate degree, technical diploma, and certificate programs across six campus locations.

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College is a nationally-recognized, two-year public college serving more than 21,100 individuals annually. The college offers more than 200 associate degrees, technical diplomas, certificates, and apprenticeships across six academic colleges, including programs in emergency medical response and public safety.

Northwood Technical College is a top-ranked community college serving the northwest region of Wisconsin with multiple convenient locations and offerings, including career-focused degree and certificate programs. The college offers comprehensive EMS training programs including EMT, Advanced EMT, EMT-Paramedic, and Paramedic Technician credentials.

Southwest Technical College is a technical college in Cedar City, Utah, part of the Utah System of Higher Education. The college offers competency-based, hands-on technical programs including Emergency Medical Services training. It serves Iron, Beaver, Garfield, and Kane counties with multiple instructional service centers.

Waukesha County Technical College provides accessible career and technical education to strengthen the community through lifelong learning. WCTC is a Wisconsin state-approved training center offering specialized, hands-on fire and EMS skills training in cutting-edge classrooms and labs.

Western Technical College is a Wisconsin technical college providing relevant, high-quality education in a collaborative and sustainable environment. The college offers over 90 programs including the Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic program, which is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).

The Wisconsin Technical College System is the state's largest provider of higher education and workforce training, serving nearly 300,000 students annually. WTCS operates 16 public, two-year technical colleges across Wisconsin offering over 500 programs including EMT training.

The City of Madison Fire Department is a nationally recognized leader in providing emergency services. The Recruit Training Academy teaches new firefighter/EMTs the necessary skills needed for the job, including firefighting, hazardous materials operations, and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B) certification.

Lake Country Fire Rescue Training Center provides comprehensive EMS and fire training, focusing on the educational needs of emergency responders. With a mission to empower learners and enhance their capabilities, the center offers a range of courses designed to build skills essential for effective community service.

Madison Fire Department is both a 911 Emergency Response Department and a Fire/EMS Training Center offering paramedic and EMT certification programs. The program is designed for working professionals and offers hybrid-learning courses with virtual classroom instruction combined with in-person clinical rotations and skills training.

A 2-year apprentice-style program for full-time uniformed civilian employees that combines academic and physical training to prepare cadets for careers as Milwaukee Firefighters. Cadets complete college-level coursework, earn EMT-Basic certification, and work toward an associate degree while maintaining a 40-hour work week.

The Poynette Dekorra Fire Protection District offers fire and EMS services over a 50-square-mile area in Columbia County, Wisconsin, serving over 5,500 residents. Their mission is to provide comprehensive emergency response and fire protection to ensure the safety and well-being of their community.

The Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management aims to protect lives and property through precise communications and coordination of resources during crises and daily operations. They use a whole community approach, collaborating among public and private entities to enhance readiness and resilience.

The Portage County Emergency Medical Responder Program provides training and support for volunteers and part-time employees certified by the State of Wisconsin. The program is managed by the Portage County Sheriff's Office Emergency Medical Services Division, with training provided by Mid-State Technical College.

Waushara County EMS is committed to providing excellent emergency medical services across the county. They focus on enriching the workforce with diversity and continuous training to deliver prompt, compassionate care for the community.

The Wisconsin EMS Association (WEMSA) empowers EMS providers, departments, and allied EMS organizations through advocacy, education, and a vibrant community network. Founded in 1973, WEMSA has been the leading voice for EMS professionals, supporting over 6,000 members and 330+ EMS departments across Wisconsin and beyond.

Aurora South Wisconsin EMS offers evidence-based, best-practice continuing education for all EMS providers, regardless of system affiliation. The program provides medical direction for EMS agencies, law enforcement, and Naloxone administration programs in Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth counties. All courses offered by Aurora South WI EMS are free and meet Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter DHS 110 requirements.

Gundersen Health System is a leading healthcare network that provides comprehensive medical education and training opportunities. Their mission is to enhance knowledge and clinical practice for a positive impact on patient care.

Mercyhealth Prehospital and Emergency Services Center–Janesville has provided paramedic education since 1993 and offers CAAHEP-accredited paramedic training, EMT-Basic education, and continuing education for EMS services. The center features a 25,000-square-foot facility with simulation labs and tactical training scenarios.

The Emergency Education Center (EEC) provides training in the areas of emergency and medical care. Founded in 1971, it continues to serve as a training center affiliated with UW Health, the academic medical center for the University of Wisconsin.

Western Wisconsin Health is a critical access hospital and rural health clinic providing acute care and chronic health condition services. The Community Paramedic Program is a collaborative service between Western Wisconsin Health and Baldwin EMS to provide basic, non-emergent medical care in the comfort of patients' own homes.

National CPR Training Center providing CPR & First Aid Training for the Community and Companies. American Heart Association Training Center offering emergency medical training programs.

Integrated EMS Academy provides high-quality online education for emergency medical services, focusing on assisting working adults to balance life, work, and education. Our mission is to deliver convenient and accessible EMS training by reducing the need for travel and offering flexible course schedules.

The Division of EMS Medicine at MCW is dedicated to training physicians in the science of EMS medicine and conducting research to improve prehospital care. The division has a 50-year history of research that has changed the field of prehospital care throughout the world.

Herzing University is a private, nonprofit institution offering career-focused nursing programs. The Madison campus provides on-campus practical nursing and Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs, including a BSN Bridge option for paramedics designed to prepare experienced paramedics for careers as registered nurses.

The Division of Prehospital Medicine at the University of Wisconsin BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine partners with area first responders to provide cutting-edge education and training for paramedics and EMS providers. Through the UW Health Emergency Education Center, they offer primary paramedic programs, continuing education, and advanced courses including critical care transport and difficult airway management.

The EMT Experience Program (EMTEP) is an approximately two-year long program that seeks to help increase access and equity in healthcare through providing a combination of transportation and hands-on, mentored professional development experiences to undergraduates committed to serving as EMTs within local rural communities.