EMT training in Oregon.

For urgent treatment of cardiac arrest, stroke and other life-threatening medical emergencies. Available in standard and accelerated HeartCode formats.

A three-year position that responds to basic life support calls. Positions can be full-time, part-time, or on-call. The program is designed for those in paramedic school or interested in exploring a career in the fire service.

Certificate program for students wanting to continue their emergency services education after taking EMS 105 and 106. Includes courses in crisis intervention, rescue operations, and communication/documentation.

Begin your education in EMS by completing the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program and becoming eligible to test for EMT licensure. Clinical experience is an essential part of the program, and UCC partners with numerous healthcare facilities throughout the county.

Designed for students seeking entry-level jobs as emergency medical technicians. The program provides students with the courses to be eligible to take the EMT license exam as well as required training for graduates to legally operate an ambulance.

Certificate program for students preparing to take the Oregon and NREMT exams. Develops skills for recognition of symptoms of illness and injuries and proper procedures of emergency care. Can be completed in one to two terms.

28 credit certificate that is the first step in CGCC's Paramedicine program ladder, preparing graduates to enter the field as EMTs. The certificate is fully contained in the Paramedic AAS degree, and all coursework may be applied to completion of the AAS degree.

One-term program that prepares students to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) Cognitive and Psychomotor exams. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to receive both a national and Oregon EMT license.

Blended course providing online lectures, videos, quizzes, and resources combined with on-campus labs. Students gain hands-on training through high-fidelity simulations, human cadaver invasive skills labs, and 24 hours of field experience with metropolitan advanced life support ambulance and fire response crews. Offered in multiple schedule formats including Tuesday/Thursday afternoons and Saturday sessions.

Entry-level EMT certification program offering career training for entry-level personnel in emergency medical services. Includes medical patient assessment, basic airway management, trauma assessment and management, limited medication administration, and use of automated external defibrillators (AED).

A 2-part Oregon EMT course that develops skills for recognition of symptoms of illness and injuries and proper procedures of emergency care. Includes classroom lectures, hands-on skills labs, clinical observation in hospital emergency department, and ambulance ride-along experience. Preparation for state and national certification exams.

EMT 151 - The first part of a two-quarter EMT course offered in fall terms during evening hours (Monday & Friday, 6-9 pm). Meets Oregon State Health Division and Federal Department of Transportation requirements for EMT and prepares students to provide basic pre-hospital emergency medical care and transportation of the sick and injured.

EMT 152 - The second part of a two-quarter EMT course offered in winter terms during evening hours. Successful completion of EMT 151 & 152 qualifies the student to take both the Oregon Health Authority and the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians certification exams for EMT.

Prepares students for entry-level jobs as an EMT and equips them for passing state and/or national registry exams leading to a license. Students learn human anatomy, emergency medical science, medical terminology, and hands-on skills through face-to-face labs, hospital clinical rotation, and ambulance ride time.

A 164-hour course that runs over two terms (Fall and Winter) for a total of 12 credits, plus an additional 20 hours in Spring term for skills practice and test prep. The EMT Basic course prepares individuals to deal with the wide variety of pre-hospital emergencies and limited to non-invasive procedures. Requires both classroom study and practical experience.

A part-time program with 12 credits taught over two terms. Students who successfully complete the EMT three-course sequence are eligible for national and state testing and employment as an EMT.

14-day accelerated EMT course through UNITEK covering emergency medical services training and certification.

A 51-credit program that allows students the flexibility to take classes part time or full time. Includes additional classes required for transfer and prepares students for NREMT certification exam.

Education scholarships for rural and remote EMS agencies and individuals pursuing EMT certification in Oregon. Award cap is $6,000.

A six-month evening training program that includes didactic, practical, clinical, and field internship training. Qualifies students to take the State of Oregon EMT Basic and National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) exams.

One-term accelerated program providing entry-level Emergency Medical Technician training. Combines EMT151 and EMT152 courses into a single term for faster completion while maintaining full cognitive and psychomotor skill development.

Two-term program providing entry-level Emergency Medical Technician training with cognitive and psychomotor skills for patient assessment and emergency care procedures. Culminates in eligibility to sit for state and National Registry EMT exams.

Prepares students for taking state exams leading to licensure. AEMT licensure is required before pursuing an EMT-I license. Students build on their knowledge in a hospital emergency department or medical clinic under supervision.

A two-year registered apprenticeship program that includes paid on-the-job training, a 12-13 week Fire Academy, and paid tuition for required academy classes to obtain FF1 (Firefighter 1) and EMT certification. Apprentices receive on-the-job training with a Field Training Coach and work a 24-hour on, 72-hour off shift schedule.

A two-year registered apprenticeship program combining an 11-week recruit academy (440 hours) with on-the-job training and vocational education. Apprentices receive classroom lectures, hands-on training, EMS skill and protocol orientation, fitness training, and specialized training in rope rescue, water rescue, hazardous materials response, aircraft firefighting, and wildland firefighting. Upon completion, apprentices receive NFPA Firefighter I certification and Journey Level Firefighter status.

Career position requiring an active Oregon EMT license. Candidates must pass the FireTEAM exam, Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT), and complete a recruit academy. Firefighter EMTs respond to emergency calls for fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services.

Combines fire suppression training with EMT certification. Students gain hands-on experience working 24-hour shifts, learning fire behavior, emergency medical skills, and operating real fire equipment. Successful students become licensed EMTs with opportunity to apply for Paramedic Bridge Certificate.

Grants to help rural and remote EMS agencies conduct in-house training or send volunteers to training. Funds may be used for any training class or exercise completed within 12 months of award receipt. Over $325,000 distributed since 2010.

A 21-day intensive EMT certification course combining 35-40 hours of asynchronous web-based pre-course training, 10 days of remote virtual instructor-led training, and 11 consecutive days of in-person hands-on practical training culminating in comprehensive psychomotor testing. Includes up to 16 hours of clinical/field experience with local hospital and EMS systems.

Offered by American Academy of Pediatrics with online didactic portion and in-person skills check.

Limited support for removing student barriers to EMS education completion, including mileage, lodging, test fees, textbooks, and computer equipment for remote coursework. Award cap is $1,000.

Premier course for hospitals and trauma centers worldwide, empowering nurses with knowledge, critical thinking skills, and hands-on training for trauma patient care. 8th edition offered.