EMT training in South Carolina.

Regularly scheduled free CPR classes geared to the public, providing accessible and engaging Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation training to equip citizens with knowledge and skills to respond to cardiac emergencies.

A 200-hour initial pre-hospital certification program in South Carolina that prepares candidates to provide basic emergency medical care to victims of trauma and illness.

Teaches the practice of emergency healthcare delivery to patients who become unexpectedly ill or injured. Students focus on the role and competencies of the prehospital care provider and gain hands-on training in real-world scenarios with four, 12-hour rides with Greenville County EMS services. Upon successful completion, students take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) cognitive examination and become certified as a South Carolina EMT.

200 hours of training including classroom instruction and mandatory clinical time on the ambulance, preparing students for EMT certification and entry-level positions in emergency medical services.

A 208-hour program that prepares students for careers as Emergency Medical Technicians (First Responders). Students receive training through classroom lecture and simulated hands-on experience in basic life support care, including CPR, bleeding control, splinting, and transport of sick or injured individuals. Program can be completed in approximately six months.

A 224-hour training certificate course designed to train students to provide out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients. Students can complete the program in approximately three to six months with flexible course offerings.

Covers essential skills, including oxygen therapy, airway management and bleeding control with an additional 24-hour EMS internship requirement. Designed to educate students to recognize and treat a variety of medical and traumatic emergencies.

<cite index="1-1,1-2">This program provides technical knowledge and training to become a Basic EMT. It prepares students to give efficient care to critically ill and injured at the scene and en route to medical facility.</cite> <cite index="1-7">Successful completion makes students eligible to take the national certification examination.</cite>

This non-credit program provides instruction and practice in dealing with medical and traumatic emergencies.

Focuses on assessing the patient and managing respiratory, trauma and cardiac emergencies. Entry-level EMS certification program.

This EMT program is certified and regulated by the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. Students learn skills, rules, and guidelines for providing emergency care. Successful completion qualifies students to take the National Registry certification examination and become certified in South Carolina. This 256-hour program meets the new National Registry and SC DHEC/EMS standards.

A certificate program designed to prepare students with the knowledge, coursework, skills, procedures and practical experience necessary for entry level of EMS. The curriculum focuses on rapid in-field treatment and transport to higher medical providers. Students acquire basic medical assessment skills to care for patients at accident scenes and during ambulance transport.

All emergency medical training for members of the Charleston Fire Department, including EMT and paramedic-level training.

A Boy Scouts of America program for high school students aged 14-20 providing comprehensive introduction to emergency medical services through CPR, first aid, AHA First Responder courses, community outreach events, and supervised patient care assistance.

Accelerated medical training program for EMT certification

A minimum state-required 200-hour program that teaches the practice of emergency healthcare delivery to patients who become unexpectedly ill or injured. The module focuses on the role and competencies of the prehospital care provider and exposes students to psychological, social, behavioral, economic, environmental, and lifestyle-related factors in health. Students participate in classroom learning, simulations, ride-alongs on ambulances, and conclude with an annual Disaster Day drill. Following successful completion, students take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) psychomotor skills and written examination to become certified as a South Carolina EMT.

Over two-hundred hours of classroom education meeting the 2009 National EMS Education Standards. Prepares students to provide emergency medical pre-hospital assessment and care for patients of all ages with various medical conditions and traumatic injuries.

208-hour DHEC-approved EMT course offered at various times throughout the year at various locations through partner organizations.

Eight-week full-time program combining classroom learning with hands-on experience to prepare students to become certified EMTs. Students are hired as part-time employees and paid $13.90/hr during class, with a required two-year work commitment after graduation.

A foundational level prehospital care certification course providing basic life support interventions including airway management, oxygen administration, CPR, AED, hemorrhage control, and splinting. Part of the twelve-week EMS Academy program for newly hired non-certified employees.

12-week accelerated EMT certification program with classroom sessions, lab simulations, and clinical rotations on active 911 units. Classes held Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Includes minimum 10 patient contacts and 4 field shifts.

A practical field experience component where personnel receive direct guidance and practical experience from assigned mentors following successful completion of EMT certification and NPT classroom training.

The Initial EMT Basic program includes an orientation starting July 22nd, with classes spanning a 24/48 schedule. Participants will receive rigorous training without weekend or major holiday commitments, focusing on foundational EMT skills. The course, priced at $1200, aims to prepare students for the practical demands of emergency medical services.

A focused, two-to-four-week initiative designed to integrate experienced, certified EMS professionals into the operational framework of Lexington County EMS, prioritizing rapid acquisition of agency-specific protocols and procedures.

A classroom program for newly hired EMT-certified employees covering essential job-related responsibilities, operational guidelines, medical protocols, documentation standards, equipment training, and service area geography orientation.

Comprehensive 26-28 week recruit program including Certified Firefighter 2, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), and Emergency Vehicle Driver's Training (EVDT).