EMT training in Minnesota.

EMS certificate program offering training for Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics with flexible, hybrid delivery options including in-person and remote learning.

Prepares students for the foundation skills of emergency medical knowledge. Students learn psychomotor skills and application to provide basic life support as an Emergency Medical Technician. Curriculum follows the most current educational standards outlined by the Minnesota EMS Regulatory Board and the National Registry of EMTs.

This Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course meets or exceeds the United States DOT Curriculum and the National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards adopted by the State of Minnesota EMS Regulatory Board. Upon successful completion, participants are eligible to take the NREMT cognitive exam for certification as an EMT by the State of Minnesota.

Entry-level emergency response training program that qualifies students for MN state and National Registry EMT-B certification. EMT-Bs focus on rapid in-field treatment and patient transport to medical facilities. Successful completion of the one semester long training course enables students to assess, treat, and transport patients with various illnesses and injuries.

Provides basic knowledge and skills necessary to provide patient care and transportation for critical and emergent patients. Upon successful completion, participants are eligible for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician's exam.

Provides in-depth emergency care and transportation program covering all aspects of emergency medical care. Prepares students to complete the National and State certification examinations for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Offered in collaboration with the University of Minnesota - Morris for 4-6 college credits.

A 160-hour course that teaches skills required to determine the severity of traumatic and/or medical emergencies along with basic life support treatment. Includes lecture/lab configuration with clinical/patient care experience scheduled with hospitals and emergency healthcare services.

The primary focus of RCTC's Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program is to provide basic emergency medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients who access the emergency medical system. The EMT certificate includes general education courses designed to enhance knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Minnesota Office of EMS-approved comprehensive training in pre-hospital emergency care. Equips students with critical skills needed to assess, treat, and transport patients in medical and trauma emergencies. Prepares students for the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) Certification Exam.

A 9-credit certificate program providing basic education in emergency medical care, including patient assessment, trauma skills, and recognition of heart disease and respiratory problems. Students gain clinical experience in the field and prepare for national certification examination.

The EMT course educates participants to be part of the nation's Emergency Medical System with emphasis on scene control, patient assessment, triage, use of standard equipment, transport concerns, legalities, and physiological theory related to medical and trauma situations. Students can take the 8-credit EMT course with the option of additional courses to earn a certificate.

A program for law enforcement and emergency responder personnel, or people interested in becoming law enforcement or ambulance personnel. Follows guidelines of the American Heart Association with convenient evening classes and blended on-campus and online delivery.

The training foundation for all ambulance personnel. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) written and practical examinations to earn NREMT certification.

The EMR Bridge to EMT course is provided in a blended online format. Any current EMR that has an unexpired Minnesota certification as an EMR is eligible for this bridge course. This blended-online course requires a large amount of computer work outside of on-campus class meetings.

National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians EMT initial course. This will be a blended class of online study, self study, and skill (hands on) days. Skill sessions will be held at Crown College and the ambulance base in Le Sueur, MN.

Prepares students for job opportunities as an EMT in a BLS medical transportation service or in an Advanced Life Support ambulance service. Successful completion meets requirements for certification by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).

A 9-credit certificate program that trains students for entry-level Emergency Medical Technician positions for employment with ambulance services, fire departments, clinics, and hospital emergency room settings. The program is based on National EMS Educational Standards and prepares students for National Registry of EMT examinations and state certification.

This certificate prepares entry-level Emergency Medical Technicians for direct employment in emergency ambulance services, basic transport services, emergency rooms, police departments, security departments, or fire departments. Completion prepares students for the National Registry of EMT examination. Delivery includes a mix of daytime, evening, and blended online courses with start dates in Fall, Spring, or Summer.

EMT program graduates are prepared to respond to emergency patient care and may work in diverse environments such as ambulance services, emergency rooms, urgent care facilities, treatment centers, corrections, rescue teams, airports, sports/entertainment centers; or as firefighters, law enforcement, paramedics, 911 dispatchers and more.

Hybrid course combining online learning with hands-on practical labs. Teaches students to become EMTs for employment on ambulances, in emergency departments, medical event coverage, or transportation services. Includes AHA BLS CPR at no additional cost.

A 160-hour hybrid course combining online learning with in-person skills training to prepare students for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) written and practical examination. The course covers anatomy, physiology, cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification, splinting techniques, lifting and moving patients, emergency childbirth, and trauma & medical emergency care.

Meets the initial requirements of the EMS Regulatory Board and the National Registry for EMTs for direct employment with an Emergency Ambulance Service, basic transport service, emergency room, law enforcement, or fire department. Successful completion of the course, practical skills exam, and designated readiness written exams allows students eligibility to take the National Registry Exam.

Approximately 100-hour part-time evening course designed for students holding current Emergency Medical Responder certification. Prepares EMR to become an Emergency Medical Technician. Includes lecture, practical skills, and field internship.

Designed to teach emergency care and transportation of patients who access the emergency medical system. Students acquire skills and knowledge of operational roles and responsibilities to ensure patient, public and personal safety. Prepares students to take the National Registry of EMT's practical and written examinations for state and national certification.

Approximately 144-hour scenario-based learning course preparing entry-level students to become an Emergency Medical Technician. Includes online content, lecture, practical skills, and field internship. Students eligible to sit for NREMT practical and written exams.

Designed for Emergency Medical Responders and nurses seeking to enhance qualifications and transition into EMT roles. Offers flexible online learning with full access for two years and in-person lab sessions.

Intensive 12-week paid training program leading to National EMT certification and job competency training. Graduates receive 9 college credits or articulation paperwork for credit.

Class designed to prepare students for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician following DOT and National Registry guidelines. Includes classes, clinical rotations, written and practical exams. Successful completion certifies students as a State of Minnesota EMT and NREMT.

Self-paced online learning (100+ hours) plus accelerated in-person skill training (40+ hours) including state-approved NREMT skills exam. Hybrid format with online component and 5-day skill week at facility.

For students currently EMR certified, this bridge program allows enrollment to complete EMT certification. Available at Vermilion Campus.

12-week paid internship providing training to earn Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification and prepare for the EMT certification test.

An emergency medical technician (EMT) is a frontline responder trained to provide basic emergency care, including CPR, bleeding control, airway management, and patient assessment. EMTs are vital in stabilizing patients and transporting them to medical facilities.

Prepares graduates for high-demand careers in firefighting and emergency response through classroom instruction and hands-on technical training in fire suppression, rescue operations, fire prevention, and fire service management.

Approximately 56-hour custom course for students holding current Healthcare Professional Licensure (LPN, RN, RT, MD, DO, PA, NP). Three-part format: online pre-course (3 weeks), in-classroom accelerated portion (7 days), and clinical rotation (up to 6 months).

Accelerated 30-hour online course for licensed RNs, PAs, and physicians. Includes one day of in-person practice and psychomotor skills exam at facility.

National level medical education conference held every year on the second Saturday in February. Features clinical educators providing 8 hours of engaging continuing medical education content for basic and advanced practice healthcare providers. Registration includes breaks, material, and lunch.