EMT training in Utah.

Advanced certification for healthcare professionals managing cardiovascular emergencies. Covers airway management, ECG interpretation, electrical therapies, and pharmacology.

<cite index="45-1,45-2">A course dedicated to only High School Students that allows them to get an early start in the EMT field. Learn hands on at Dixie Technical College.</cite>

Healthcare provider certification focused on recognizing life-threatening emergencies, high-quality CPR, AED use, and rescue breaths. Available as instructor-led or blended courses.

The Emergency Medical Technician program provides training for out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation of critical and emergent patients who access the emergency medical services (EMS) system. EMTs have basic knowledge and skills necessary to stabilize and safely transport patients ranging from non-emergency and routine medical transports to life-threatening emergencies.

The Emergency Medical Technician Program provides practical, clinical, and observational experiences. This program equips you with the ability to handle adrenaline pumping situations while providing the best care for patients. Learn how to assess the needs of patients, check vital signs, and administer medications. In addition to the classroom setting, you will also experience ambulance ride-alongs.

The Emergency Medical Technician program provides training for out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation of critical and emergent patients who access the emergency medical services (EMS) system. EMTs have basic knowledge and skills necessary to stabilize and safely transport patients ranging from non-emergency and routine medical transports to life threatening emergencies.

Provides training for out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation of critical and emergent patients. Students gain basic knowledge and skills to stabilize and safely transport patients ranging from non-emergency to life-threatening emergencies. Includes hands-on training and externship hours in the field.

An intensive course in pre-hospital emergency care that is in compliance with the National EMS Education Standards and Utah State Bureau of Emergency Medical Services for EMT. Includes 130-150 hours of class, 10 hours of clinical in a hospital and ambulance association, and approximately 15 hours of patient assessments. Students may start at the beginning of fall or spring semesters.

Entry-level emergency medical service course focusing on preparing students to work on an ambulance. Covers skills and equipment likely to be used as an ambulance or hospital-based EMT. Prerequisite: BLS CPR certification at Professional Rescuer or Health Care Provider level.

Prepares students for Emergency Medical Technician certification. Includes treatment of medical emergencies, trauma injuries, shock treatment, bleeding, illness, bandaging, splinting, and vital signs. Students complete BLS AHA certification with no additional fee.

Provides fundamental knowledge of the EMS system including safety, medical and legal issues, and entry-level cognitive and kinesthetic skills. Prepares students for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician-Basic through the Utah Bureau of EMS and National Registry Certification.

<cite index="36-1,36-2,36-3,36-4">Dixie Tech's accredited Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program provides the critical hands-on training needed for careers in public safety, emergency response, or healthcare. This program is a prerequisite for the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician Program and is essential for those pursuing careers in law enforcement, firefighting, or emergency medicine. Training includes a combination of classroom instruction and clinical lab experience, where you'll learn basic first aid, CPR, patient assessment, airway management, shock and bleeding control, triage, and both emergent and non-emergent patient movement.</cite>

This EMT course provides students with insights into the theory and application of concepts related to the profession of emergency medical services. Specific topics include EMS preparatory, airway management, patient assessment, management of trauma patients, management of medical patients, treating infants and children, and various EMS operations. The course is taught through didactic lecture, hands-on demonstration, and practical application settings.

Utah State approved program recognized by NREMT. Candidates complete an 11-week course with classroom-based trainings, high-stress simulations, scenario-based exercises, and patient contacts via ride-along hours.

Designed to train students seeking to start a career as a first responder. Applicable for those looking to go into law enforcement, firefighting, or emergency medicine. Includes hands-on training and externship hours spent in the field with industry certification and practical experience.

An intensive, fast-paced, part-time nine-week EMT course that teaches Basic Life Support knowledge and skills needed to begin working in Emergency Medical Services. Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 1800-2200 hours, and every Saturday from 0830-1630 hours.

Foundational level pre-hospital emergency medical provider certification. EMTs are trained to assess patients, recognize signs and symptoms of illness and injury, and provide essential basic life support (BLS).

This EMT course educates students about the theory and application of emergency medical services, focusing on topics like EMS operations, patient assessment, trauma management, and airway management. It provides the skills required to take the NREMT psychomotor and cognitive exams, ensuring proficiency for professional licensure. The course includes hands-on practice, lectures, and discussions to enhance knowledge and confidence in emergency medical skills.

135+ hour emergency medical technician program that prepares graduates to function in pre-hospital and hospital environments with instruction in basic care, medical emergencies, trauma, airway management, and EMS operations.

120+ hour emergency medical technician program with self-paced online didactic instruction (35+ hours), live Zoom lectures (15 hours), and a 70-hour in-person skills boot camp.

In-person EMT Basic certification course with 10-12 weeks duration, Monday/Wednesday/Friday evenings 6pm-10pm. Includes BLS, PEPP, Stop the Bleed certifications, virtual reality training, and NREMT exam preparation.

Academically challenging EMT Basic course taught by USU and GCEMS instructors. Students must enroll in Utah State University to take the course.

A certification course for both BYU and non-BYU students requiring approximately 150 hours of instruction time and 10 clinical hours. BYU students can receive BYU credit for taking the class.

The EMT Certification course is available for BYU and non-BYU students and offers BYU credit. It provides 150 hours of instructional training along with 10 clinical hours, ensuring students gain comprehensive practical and theoretical knowledge needed for certification. Enrollment is open to individuals interested in serving in emergency medical services, with a focus on readiness for roles both in Utah and beyond through reciprocity.

Prepares students to provide emergency care to patients at all crisis levels while they transport to the appropriate medical setting. Teaches knowledge and skills necessary to acquire licensure and perform confidently as an EMT. Includes online lectures with in-class skills labs, meeting on some Saturdays with additional lab hours arranged.

One-semester, entry-level course consisting of approximately 150 hours of lectures, lab work, and field internship with a local EMS agency. Offered in day and evening options during fall and spring semesters, and as a condensed seven-week option in summer.

Community-focused CPR and AED training offered free to the public.

Fully self-paced online EMT Basic course with 10 modules over approximately 12 weeks. Includes weekly skills labs via Zoom, ambulance call-outs, and NREMT skills psychomotor exam.

Specialized certification for assessment and management of critically ill or injured infants and children. Emphasizes pediatric assessment, respiratory management, and pharmacology.

No-pressure, introductory course providing an insider's look into EMS, paramedicine, and firefighting careers. Taught by experienced first responders.