EMT training in Connecticut.

This extensive 12-week EMT program meets twice weekly, combining classroom instruction with required home study. Students gain intricate knowledge through both in-person and online coursework, mastering emergency medical skills over the period. This comprehensive course schedule facilitates deep understanding and readiness for national certification exams and real-world application.

The 16-week EMT course covers essential emergency medical technician skills. Students will learn to assess and manage patients, administer emergency care, and use medical equipment. The course aims to prepare participants for EMT certification and real-world emergency situations.

The 16-week EMT night course mirrors the daytime schedule, providing flexibility for those with daytime commitments. It trains individuals in patient assessment, emergency care, and equipment handling. The goal is to equip participants with the skills necessary for certification and emergency response.

This 4-week accelerated program includes both online and in-person components, requiring a computer with internet for live streaming. Attendees participate in hands-on skills training at our facility, completing various assessments essential for certification. Students learn to handle emergency situations with confidence, preparing for certification exams and acquiring life-saving skills.

180-hour Connecticut/National Registry EMT program completed in 5 weeks featuring interactive lectures, hands-on practical training, and 20 hours of clinical observation time in ambulances and hospital emergency departments.

Accelerated EMT training course taught by experienced EMS Instructors to become an Emergency Medical Technician. Includes classroom instruction, clinical rotations in the emergency room, and hands-on training with experienced providers.

The accelerated EMT course prepares students for the NREMT certification exam required in Connecticut. The curriculum focuses on critical emergency skills and includes hands-on ambulance training. Additional topics include managing respiratory, trauma, and cardiac emergencies, as well as handling emergency childbirth scenarios.

This intensive hybrid course prepares participants to become Emergency Medical Technicians, focusing on life support skills, patient assessment, and emergency care. The program combines online coursework with in-person skill sessions, covering over 160 hours of essential training for EMT certification. Students will acquire the competencies needed for rapid response and patient handling, including clinical hours and ride-along experiences.

This 6-week program provides 150 hours of intense training aimed at equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary for EMT certification. The accelerated pace includes comprehensive lectures, practical skill labs, and ER shadowing experiences. Upon completion, students will be prepared to handle emergency situations with confidence and professionalism.

Hybrid American Heart Association ACLS course with adaptive online HeartCode training and hands-on skills verification at Code One locations using CPR Verification Station technology.

Initial EMT-Basic certification course providing classroom learning combined with hands-on experience and real-world practice in the Danbury Hospital Emergency Department and on ambulance vehicles. Participants qualify to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians exam and receive Connecticut and National EMT-Basic certification upon passing.

Hybrid American Heart Association BLS course combining online HeartCode learning with in-person skills verification on RQI manikins at Code One Training Centers.

This initial education program offers comprehensive training for individuals seeking credentials as Emergency Medical Responders and Emergency Medical Technicians. Accredited by State of Connecticut and NREMT, the program equips trainees with essential skills. Courses are designed to accommodate the unique requirements of each participant for maximum engagement and success.

The Emergency Medical Response course prepares students to provide prehospital assessment and care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical conditions and traumatic injuries. Areas of study include an introduction to emergency medical services systems, roles and responsibilities of EMTs, anatomy and physiology, medical emergencies, trauma, special considerations for working in the prehospital setting, and providing patient transportation.

Our Emergency Medical Technician course is an extensive 188-hour program focusing on the assessment and treatment of medical and trauma patients. It is designed for students with little or no experience in Emergency Medical Services, offering lectures, practical laboratory stations, and ambulance ride time. Successfully completing the course qualifies students to take the National Registry examination, emphasizing medical emergencies, trauma care, and patient transport basics.

Prepares students to take the state of Connecticut Certified EMT examination and the national board certification exam. The program includes classroom instruction, hands-on training, clinical experiences, and online components covering bleeding, fractures, airway obstruction, cardiac arrest, and other emergencies.

Comprehensive EMT training emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and practical skills development. Prepares students for national certification and future opportunities in emergency medical services, fire service, law enforcement, and healthcare settings.

The EMT course trains participants to deliver basic and limited advanced care and transport for emergencies outside hospital settings. Covering essential interventions with ambulance equipment, EMTs link the scene and emergency departments. This program meets certifications from OEMS and NREMT, targeting police, fire, ambulance services, and emergency response teams.

A short-term training program that provides knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency patient care and ambulance transportation to sick and injured patients en route to the hospital. Covers patient assessment, cardiac arrest management, airway management, patient immobilization, diabetic emergencies, strokes and seizures.

A short-term training program that provides students with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency patient care and ambulance transportation to sick and injured patients in route to the hospital. Topics include patient assessment, cardiac arrest management, airway management, patient immobilization, diabetic emergencies, strokes, and seizures. The curriculum prepares students to take the exams needed to become nationally registered and state certified as Emergency Medical Technicians.

This course prepares students to take the State of Connecticut Certified EMT examination and the national board certification exam. State mandated BLS CPR and Mental Health First Aid training are included. The program includes 160 hours of classroom instruction, 10 hours of clinical training, and 15 hours of online instruction.

Designed for anyone interested in learning about the emergency response system and caring for patients in the back of an ambulance en route to the hospital. Includes classroom lectures, skills training, and mandatory observation at Middlesex Hospital Emergency Department. Prepares students to take the NREMT exams and apply for Connecticut EMT certification.

A short-term training program that provides knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency patient care and ambulance transportation. Covers patient assessment, cardiac arrest management, airway management, patient immobilization, diabetic emergencies, strokes and seizures. Prepares students to take the State of Connecticut and National Registry Board EMT Basic examination.

This EMT course provides students with comprehensive training in emergency medical care, covering the necessary skills and knowledge for certification. Participants receive materials including textbooks, CPR certification, and medical tools. Successful students are eligible for state certification exams, taught by experienced instructors ensuring readiness for real-world applications.

An approved State of Connecticut Department of Public Health Program based on the current National EMS Educational Standards. Delivered over approximately 180 hours in a variety of formats including lecture-based learning, online-based learning, practical skill-based exercises, and hands-on clinical rotations.

The EMT Training Program is a 250-hour course designed for participants interested in pre-hospital care. It includes classroom instruction and observational hours at a hospital and local ambulance service. The program focuses on life-saving skills, medical assessments, patient care, and prepares participants for the NREMT certification exam.

An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is an emergency responder trained to provide emergency medical care to the critically ill or injured. EMTs are trained in entry-level emergency medical care including those critical skills necessary for rapid response, initial patient assessment and treatment, patient immobilization, patient extrication and movement, and transportation. Patient treatment guidelines are described in local protocols which typically follow both national standards as well as local policies. the safe and timely transport of the patient to the hospital for more definitive care. This 160 plus hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT- Basic) course includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level. Requirements » Must be 16 by the last day of class. » Must have a parental consent form signed if under the age of 18 (provided in course) » Clinical time (arranged by course coordinator) » Successful completion of NIMS 100, 200, 700, & 800 (done in course) » Successful completion of CPR for the HCP (done in course) » Signing and adhering to a course contract and code of conduct » AAOS Emergency Care for the Sick and Injured 12th ed (online access code provided) Successful completion of all course requirements

First of a two-course sequence that prepares students to provide pre-hospital assessment and care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical conditions and traumatic injuries. Covers introduction to emergency medical service systems, roles and responsibilities of emergency medical technicians, and anatomy and physiology for pre-hospital care.

Second of two courses that prepares students to provide prehospital assessment and care for patients of all ages with a variety of medical conditions and traumatic injuries. Areas of study include leadership on emergency scenes and EMS operations, recognizing and managing hazardous materials scenes, sizing-up and triaging emergency patients during mass-casualty incidents, responding to incidents of terrorism, and emergency vehicle operations.

A State of Connecticut approved bridge course designed for certified Emergency Medical Responders ready to advance to the Emergency Medical Technician level. Provides direct pathway to expand capabilities with in-depth training in medical and trauma assessment, airway management, and patient care. Includes 100% in-person instruction and preparation for NREMT Cognitive and Psychomotor Exams.

A State of Connecticut approved bridge course that takes an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) to Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Consists of 120 hours of didactic and skills lab training, and 20 hours of supervised clinical experience.

A 180+ hour course that meets or exceeds all State of Connecticut requirements to become a certified EMT. Covers CPR/Defibrillation, safety/well-being, BSI/Infection Control, Medical/Legal Issues, Airway, Adjuncts and Oxygen, Patient Assessment, Trauma, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Infants and Children, and Traumatic Brain Injury.

The EMT course provides training to respond to medical emergencies, covering patient assessment, airway management, and trauma care. Students gain hands-on skills through in-person sessions to deliver critical care at the scene. This course prepares students for certification exams required to become licensed EMTs.

State-approved Emergency Medical Technician program preparing students for state certification and emergency response careers. Comprehensive training with high pass rates.

The Emergency Medical Technician program at Northeast Fire-Rescue prepares students to provide basic emergency care in pre-hospital settings. Students learn patient assessment, care techniques, and how to handle medical emergencies efficiently. This program ensures participants are ready to respond to various emergency situations with confidence.

180-hour Accelerated Connecticut/National Registry EMT program completed in 5 weeks with interactive lectures, hands-on practical training, and clinical observation time.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program provides essential knowledge and skills for emergency patient care and ambulance transportation. The course covers patient assessment, cardiac arrest management, and diabetic emergencies. Participants are prepared for exams to become nationally registered EMTs through coursework including ride-along observation hours in an ambulance setting.

Accredited EMT program providing students with skills to provide pre-hospital emergency medical care. The program includes in-person classroom lectures, in-person lab sessions, online weekly homework and quizzes, midterm and final exams, and field training with EMS ambulance crews. Upon successful completion, students are certified in CPR and Stop The Bleed, and eligible to sit for the State of Connecticut EMT Exam.

Entry-level program training students to be integral members of the pre-hospital team with instruction in basic life support skills such as CPR, airway management, treatment of bleeding and shock recognition.

A comprehensive EMT training program that prepares students for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification exam. The program includes classroom instruction, practical training, and AHA BLS CPR certification.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program provides essential knowledge and skills for emergency patient care and ambulance transportation. The course covers patient assessment, cardiac arrest management, and diabetic emergencies. Participants are prepared for exams to become nationally registered EMTs through coursework including ride-along observation hours in an ambulance setting.

Comprehensive program that prepares students to respond to all types of medical emergencies. Includes interactive lectures, hands-on practical training, observation time at St. Francis Hospital & Medical Center's Emergency Department, and ride time onboard ambulances. Includes American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR Initial Certification.

<cite index="32-5,32-6,32-7">A robust 14-week course designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience they need to excel as EMT professionals. The program goes beyond the state minimum education requirements and provides hands-on clinical experiences, specialty lectures, and additional enhancement modules.</cite> <cite index="32-3">The course is an intensive 14-week program with classes held twice weekly in the evenings and additional Saturday sessions.</cite>

Entry-level program approximately 210 hours, approved by Connecticut Office of Emergency Medical Services. Covers anatomy, physiology, patient assessment, airway management, cardiac arrest management, and includes 16 hours clinical experience and 16 hours field internship.

The EMT certificate prepares students to sit for the national Emergency Medical Technician-Basic certification exam and meets educational requirements for entry into Paramedic programs. Students complete clinical observation time with an ambulance service.

This EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) certification course prepares students with the necessary skills for pre-hospital care. The program involves over 150 hours of training, including classroom instruction and field observation at Stamford EMS. Students will learn to assess medical emergencies, manage life-threatening conditions, and transport patients to healthcare facilities.

Annual EMT class that begins in January and ends in May. The class meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6-10pm, and several Saturdays from 9-4pm. Includes 24 hours of ride-along observation time in a Norwalk Hospital ambulance. Includes textbook, online MyLab course access, blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, pocket mask for CPR, and CPR certification.

180-hour Traditional Connecticut/National Registry EMT program in 9 or 13-week format covering anatomy, physiology, treatment of sick and injured individuals, and transportation to hospital with clinical observation time.

An intensive 150-hour course held over 6 weeks in the summer to prepare students for EMT certification. Course topics include Mental Health First Aid and covers all objectives defined by the US Department of Transportation.

A 12-week intensive college-level course covering 150 hours of training for EMT certification. Includes Mental Health First Aid requirements and is offered three times per year.

A semester-long class offered under the auspices of the Connecticut Department of Health, Office of EMS, that fulfills the U.S. DOT National Standard Curriculum for EMT-Basic training. The class meets twice a week throughout the semester and provides extensive didactic instruction as well as skills training and assessments in all aspects of basic life support (BLS) and emergency medical care. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to take the Connecticut state EMT practical exam followed by the NREMT national written exam.

The EMT class is designed to equip attendees with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide emergency medical care in pre-hospital settings. The course includes comprehensive training on patient assessment, respiratory and cardiac emergencies, and trauma response. Upon completion, students will be prepared to take the state certification exam to become certified Emergency Medical Technicians.

The Glastonbury EMS EMT Class provides essential training to individuals seeking to become certified Emergency Medical Technicians. Participants will engage in comprehensive study and hands-on training to prepare them for the EMT certification exam. This course aims to equip attendees with the necessary skills to offer exceptional emergency medical care.

NCEMS provides an annual EMT class designed for individuals who aspire to become certified Emergency Medical Technicians. This comprehensive course includes both classroom instruction and practical ride-along experience, ensuring students develop essential life-saving knowledge and skills. Successful graduates are prepared for national certification exams and volunteer EMT duties.

Seymour Ambulance’s EMT-Basic course is a rigorous 160+ hour program combining classroom instruction, hands-on skills labs, and online learning to train students in providing emergency medical care at the basic life support level, in accordance with state and national standards. The course includes extensive clinical and physical requirements, and offers a tuition reimbursement incentive for those who volunteer for up to two years, with training in CPR, SMART triage, EVOC driving, Mental Health First Aid, and more.

The Brookfield Fire Department is offering an EMR/EMT class, designed to prepare students for certification through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT). Taught by experienced paramedics, the course includes hands-on training, essential equipment, and is open for enrollment to those pursuing a career or volunteering in emergency medical services.

This EMT course spans approximately 160 hours and is designed for individuals aged 16 and older. The course covers classroom and practical skills required to become an Emergency Medical Technician, concluding with eligibility to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians exam. Participants gain comprehensive medical knowledge and practical skills to deliver pre-hospital patient care.

The Litchfield Ambulance Association, founded in 1949, is offering a State of Connecticut-certified EMT course from September 2 to December 11, 2025, held every Tuesday and Thursday evening at their training facility in Litchfield. The $895 course, which includes CPR certification, combines classroom and online learning, requires mandatory attendance, and offers financial arrangements or deposit reimbursement for those who join and serve with the association.

Greenwich EMS provides a comprehensive Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training program designed to deliver exceptional education and practical skills. Spanning 14 weeks, the course includes hands-on clinical experiences, specialty lectures, and enhancement modules beyond the state's minimum requirements. The curriculum emphasizes core EMT skills such as patient assessment, airway management, and emergency pharmacology, preparing students for state and national certification exams.

The Emergency Medical Technician course prepares students to take the National Registry of EMT exam. It covers a comprehensive curriculum including anatomy, physiology, airway management, and emergency care. Students gain hands-on skills through practical exercises, equipping them to handle various medical emergencies effectively.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course, offered by Goshen Fire Company, provides comprehensive training including a book, BP cuff, and stethoscope over a total of 150 hours. The course takes place from March 18 to July 7, 2025, with classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-10 PM and some Saturdays. This course aims to prepare volunteers to effectively respond to emergencies in the Goshen community.

The EMT course is designed to equip students with the necessary skills to become proficient Emergency Medical Technicians. It includes live in-person classes, hands-on experiences, and ride-along opportunities on busy 911 ambulances. Students are provided with textbooks, uniform shirts, CPR certifications, and essential medical equipment to enhance learning and practical skills.

Initial Emergency Medical Technician certification course offered in day, evening, and high-performance formats

160-hour performance-based hybrid EMT course combining online learning with in-person skills sessions, preparing students to pass NREMT and State Level Psychomotor Exams.

4-week accelerated online EMT program with skills taught remotely via online meeting and in-person labs at training center

160-hour performance-based EMT course with 4 weeks of online classes and daily Zoom sessions, followed by weekend skills sessions.

160-hour performance-based EMT boot camp with 4 weeks of online coursework and daily Zoom sessions, followed by 5 days of intensive hands-on skills training in Shelton, Connecticut.

160-hour performance-based EMT boot camp with 4 weeks of online coursework and daily Zoom sessions, followed by 5 days of intensive hands-on skills training Monday-Friday.

6-week accelerated online EMT program with independent study and in-person skill labs at training center

160-hour performance-based hybrid EMT course with accelerated schedule, combining online learning with in-person skills sessions.

Flexible at-home EMT course with weekly assignments and remote skills instruction via online meeting with lab materials loaned to student

In-person EMT classes meeting 1 day per week (Sunday 8am-4pm) or 3 days per week (Monday/Wednesday/Friday 3pm-6pm) with classroom instruction and online coursework

Over 165-200 hours of live in-person lecture and classroom time with hands-on practicals and 12 hours of clinical observation to prepare students for State of Connecticut and National certification examinations.

Hybrid EMT program consisting of online academic/cognitive training and in-person practical skill stations. Minimum 150 hours of training including clinical observation/rides.

This EMT course offers over 200 hours of live lecture and practicals to prepare students for state and national EMT exams. It covers CPR, Bleeding Control, patient assessment, and includes certifications in EMS Safety, Psychological Trauma, and more. Successful completion enables certification as an EMT, equipping individuals to work in ambulances, hospitals, and emergency situations.

Prepares individuals to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification examination. Includes classroom instruction, clinical rotations in the emergency room, and hands-on training with experienced providers.

Our EMT training program equips trainees with the necessary skills and knowledge to become competent EMS providers. Through a blend of theoretical instruction and practical simulation, students are prepared to handle a wide range of emergencies with confidence. Graduates receive certifications to operate efficiently in high-pressure situations, adhering to state protocols.

The EMT Pilot Pipeline Program prepares students to meet the growing need for healthcare workers through lectures, practical lab stations, hands-on skills training, and ambulance ride time. Upon successful completion, students receive an industry-recognized credential and are eligible to sit for the National Registry examination. This program is a collaborative effort with the Eastern Connecticut Workforce Investment Board and American Professional Educational Services.

In this course, students will learn to manage emergency situations by providing critical care to patients. The training involves theoretical and practical elements, ensuring students gain relevant clinical experience. Graduates will be eligible to take the National Registry EMT Certification exam upon completion.

Prepares students to sit for the national Emergency Medical Technician-Basic certification exam and meets the educational requirements for entry into the Paramedic Certificate and Associate Degree Programs.

EMS training for Fire Fighter EMTs, EMRs, and Ambulance Auxiliary members is held quarterly, with schedules released as available, and additional ongoing training is encouraged in collaboration with local EMS agencies. EMTs and EMRs are individually responsible for arranging their own recertification training.

The EMT Training 2025 program is designed to equip participants with essential skills to provide basic life support in emergency situations. It includes comprehensive classroom instruction, hands-on practice, and participation in scenario-based drills. This program prepares students for certification and to serve effectively in community-based emergency responses.

The EMT course at Beacon Hose runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and some Saturdays from September 3 to November 25, 2025. It covers CPR/AED certification, emergency response skills, and includes materials like a stethoscope and uniform. This program aims to equip participants with necessary skills for emergency medical situations and offers a pathway to join the Beacon Hose department.

Hybrid American Heart Association Heartsaver course for lay rescuers combining online coursework with self-guided skills session on CPR Verification Station learning centers.

A hybrid course providing a blend of online, self-paced learning with required in-person components. Covers anatomy, patient assessment, and medical emergencies with monthly check-ins for hands-on skills practice and practical assessments.

This hybrid EMT course offers both theoretical and practical training, combining online sessions with hands-on practice. Students receive comprehensive preparation for the NREMT exams, meeting NREMT, NHTSA, and AHA standards. Flexible scheduling accommodates busy professionals, providing essential skills training over a 12-week period.

Hybrid American Heart Association PALS course combining online HeartCode learning with in-person skills assessment at Code One Training Centers.

180-hour Connecticut/National Registry EMT program completed in 9 or 13 weeks featuring interactive lectures, hands-on practical training, and 20 hours of clinical observation time in ambulances and hospital emergency departments.