EMT training in Washington.

A two-year degree that prepares students to continue their education in emergency management or to become certified as a paramedic.

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Combines medical training with general education coursework (48 credits) and can be completed in one year or less. Prepares students for National Registry EMT certification.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians, covering roles, responsibilities, patient evaluation, and emergency procedures. It includes equipment maintenance and operational skills necessary for EMTs, meeting state and local standards. Graduates are eligible for the National Registry Exam to qualify for state certification after employment requirements are met.

Intensive one-quarter program covering basic structure of EMS, fundamentals of emergency patient care, anatomy and physiology, vital signs, airway management, patient assessment, medical conditions, emergencies, and field treatment. Prepares students for National Registry of EMT examination.

Columbia Basin College offers an Emergency Medical Technician program each year in spring and fall quarters. The program provides the foundational skills necessary for EMS careers, covering basic life-saving techniques such as bleeding control, fracture stabilization, and emergency room transportation. Students are trained to administer epinephrine and use automated external defibrillators, equipping them with the skills to respond to various emergency medical scenarios.

This intensive one quarter program includes lectures and hands-on practice, covering topics such as emergency care, bleeding, shock management, and emergency childbirth, among others. Students will be prepared to assess and treat patients in various emergency settings, gaining vital skills for real-world application. Upon completion, participants will be eligible for the National Registry of EMT’s examination, although the program does not offer financial aid eligibility.

EMT program available in in-person and hybrid/online options. In-person course consists of 178 hours of classroom time with hands-on skills training. Hybrid/online course is 200 clock hours with 132 online hours and 56 hours of in-person lab/skills time. Prepares students for National Registry EMT cognitive exam and Washington State certification.

A 1-quarter (12-week) course that provides essential medical knowledge and hands-on training to respond in emergencies and save lives. Students learn to assess patients, provide basic medical care, manage trauma situations and work as part of an emergency response team. Prepares students for the National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) exam.

EMT training program covering all techniques of emergency medical care. Students receive hands-on training to become certified as Emergency Medical Technicians. The program ensures uniformly high level of knowledge and skills among those involved in emergency care.

Learn the roles and responsibilities of the emergency medical technician according to National EMS Education standards and requirements. Develop skills in patient evaluation and other emergency medical procedures. Upon successful completion, students are eligible for National Registry Exam to qualify for state certification after meeting the Washington state requirement of employment.

A 12-credit accelerated EMT program taught in different modules that include lecture, laboratory, emergency room observation, and field experience on an ambulance or fire rescue unit. Classes take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings throughout the academic year. Meets the requirements of NREMT certification and Washington State Department of Health standards.

A 200+ hour training program designed to prepare students to become EMTs within the state of Washington, including Supraglottic Airway Endorsement requirements. Students learn to stabilize and safely transport patients and perform interventions with basic equipment.

Intensive 11-week course designed to prepare participants in all phases of pre-hospital emergency care. Participants will be educated and prepared for the National Registry EMT examination (NREMT) upon successful completion.

This course highlights the basic knowledge and skills necessary for individuals who wish to obtain state or national certification as an Emergency Medical Technician and adheres to the 2021 National EMS Education Standards. Includes in-person option (178 hours) or hybrid option (200 hours with 132 online hours and 56 in-person lab/skills hours).

Prepares students for entry-level careers in emergency medical services. Students prepare for the National Registry Emergency Medical Technician Certification Exam and meet employment requirements for an EMT, adhering to the National EMS Scope of Practice Model and National EMS Educational Standards.

One-quarter, 12-credit certificate program designed to prepare graduates to meet state certification requirements and take the National Registry EMT examination. Includes 121 hours of lecture, practical class-work, and clinical observation.

The EMT program at Deer Park Ambulance prepares students for a career in public safety by meeting the certification requirements of the WA state and National Registry of EMTs. The course includes didactic hours, online training, and field internships. Students will gain knowledge and practical skills needed for emergency and non-emergency scenarios, preparing them to confidently take the certifying exam and embark on a rewarding career in EMT services.

An accelerated hybrid course with online didactic learning and in-person hands-on skills training. Approximately 11 weeks duration. Meets Washington State Department of Health requirements for initial EMT certification and prepares graduates for the National Registry EMT certification examination.

The EMT certification at Pierce College offers foundational education and training necessary to work on a private ambulance or as a firefighter. Graduates learn to assess, manage, and mitigate trauma and medical crises, and the program qualifies students to take the NREMT Exam. Designed for flexibility, students can enroll year-round and complete the program in one term to enter the workforce quickly.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians according to the King County standards and requirements. It covers the roles and responsibilities of the EMT, patient evaluation, and emergency procedures. Graduates are eligible to take the National Registry Exam for state certification after meeting state employment requirements.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians according to King County standards and requirements. Students learn the roles and responsibilities of the EMT, patient evaluation and all emergency procedures short of those performed by physicians, and use and maintenance of all equipment and instruments required. Students complete 13 credits, resulting in an Emergency Medical Technician Certificate. Graduates are eligible to take the National Registry Exam to qualify for state certification after meeting the Washington state requirement of employment.

This program prepares students to work as Emergency Medical Technicians according to King County standards. Students learn evaluation and emergency procedures short of physician duties, use of required equipment, and complete 13 credits to qualify for state certification. Graduates are eligible to take the National Registry Exam, meeting Washington state employment requirements upon passing.

Specialized course for certified WA EMTs with one year of experience. Provides training in intravenous technician skills.

The EMT course at Fire Tech Academy provides comprehensive training for emergency medical situations. Students learn essential skills required to function as an Emergency Medical Technician, focusing on practical and theoretical components. The course is designed to meet certification requirements and prepares students for real-world scenarios.

The Emergency Medical Technician-Basic course introduces students to roles in Emergency Medical Services, covering patient assessment, medical emergencies, and airway management. Through practical labs and field clinical experience, participants gain hands-on exposure with different patients. Upon completion, students earn an EMT Program Certificate, with eligibility for the National Registry exam for certification.

The EMT Academy prepares students with foundational knowledge and hands-on skills required to serve as an Emergency Medical Technician. Training includes classroom instruction, practical skills labs, and scenario-based learning. Course consists of 180 hours of didactic and skills lab training, and 10 hours of clinical experience.

The Seattle Fire Department offers an EMT course to conditionally-offered candidates who do not meet the EMT requirement for firefighter positions. Course openings are limited and participation is not guaranteed.

Initial Emergency Medical Technician certification course conducted for new volunteers who have committed to working with AMRS. State-approved course meeting Washington State Department of Health standards.

Initial training course designed by a current paramedic with over 10 years of experience in EMS. Meets requirements set forth by applicable WA state law, U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. Upon completion, successful students can sit for the National Registry of EMTs certifying exam.

A 4-month Emergency Medical Technician training program covering Medical Terminology, NIMS 100/200/700, EMS System, Anatomy & Pathophysiology, Principles of Pharmacology, Medical Administration, Emergency Medications, Scene Size-Up, Respiratory Emergencies, Cardiovascular Emergencies, Neurological Emergencies and other national and state required topics. Offered once per year and certified by National Registry (NREMT) and Washington State.

The EMT Basic Program at Green River College provides foundational training in emergency medical services. Students will learn emergency response skills including patient assessment, basic life support, and trauma care. The program prepares students to take the National EMT Certification Exam and pursue careers in emergency medical services.

Our EMT Basic Training program covers crucial skills such as patient assessment, cardiac management, and trauma care. Students will gain hands-on experience through simulated scenarios and real-world clinical experience. The program prepares individuals for national certification and careers in emergency medical services.

Initial EMT certification course covering all knowledge and skill requirements for NREMT EMT certification. Available with remote skills verification via Zoom or in-person verification.

This course prepares students to provide emergency medical care to the sick and injured. It offers over 220 hours of instruction, including lectures, reading assignments, and practical exercises. Students need to perform both hospital and field rotations, and the course aims to ready students for the National Registry of EMT’s registration exam, which is essential for Washington State certification.

Enhanced endorsement course for Emergency Medical Technicians designed for those who aspire to become an EMT-IV Technician in Washington State. The IV therapy endorsement provides specific, limited life-saving skills including intravenous therapy, IV equipment and supplies, proper insertion techniques, fluid management, and monitoring patients during IV administration.

Partnership with North Seattle College providing EMT scholarships to help remove financial barriers for individuals pursuing emergency medicine careers in Washington state. Scholarship recipients attend the Emergency Medical Technician course at North Seattle College at no cost, with a one-time scholarship of $2,000 covering tuition, fees, books, supplies, and travel stipend.

The EMT School consists of a 6-week program focused on EMS fundamentals, followed by an 18-week Fire Academy. This comprehensive training equips recruits with the skills necessary for both emergency medical services and fire service operations, emphasizing practical application in community-specific scenarios.

11-week intensive course that prepares students for pre-hospital emergency care and NREMT certification. Includes t-shirt, textbook, online access, registration fee, and NREMT test voucher.

State-approved online transition course for EMT-Basic to EMT certification, designed to bridge knowledge gap between DOT 1994 curriculum and new National EMS Educational Guidelines.

One-quarter EMT-B certification program with 8 hours of classroom time and 6 hours of lab time per week, earning 12 credits (EMS 250 and EMS 250LAB). Features hands-on training, scheduled ride-alongs, mentorship from paramedic students, and access to state-of-the-art facilities.

Entry-level Emergency Medical Technician course designed to teach individuals the basics of the Emergency Medical Services profession, including anatomy and physiology, patient assessments, airway management, and trauma responses. Approximately 3 months duration.

Entry-level course designed for those who aspire to become an Emergency Medical Technician-Basic. Covers EMT roles and responsibilities, airway management, patient assessment, medical and trauma emergencies, anatomy and physiology, documentation, lifting and moving, and communications. Includes practical labs and 10 hours of clinical experience in the Emergency department.

<cite index="42-3,42-4,42-5,42-6">Training for the EMT-Basic level per National Standards Curriculum, Washington State Department of Health regulation, and Skagit County EMS protocol. Learn to recognize, assess, and treat medical and trauma-related emergencies at the basic life support level. Master field skills for placement in responding EMS companies. Preparation for National Registry EMT certification testing and includes the National Registry Emergency Medical Technician certification practical examination for EMT-Basic.</cite>

Enhanced level EMT training building on basic EMT competencies

A 29-credit, IFSAC-accredited program providing newly hired firefighters with knowledge and skills required to become a probationary firefighter. The course is 14 weeks of intense training. At completion, recruits obtain IFSAC certifications for HazMat Awareness and Operations, Firefighter I and II.

Hands-on fire science and EMS training for high-school-age students. Students learn the skills necessary to become a firefighter/EMT and earn ICS 100 and 200 certificates from FEMA. Upon turning 18, students can pursue Firefighter I, Firefighter II, HazMat Operations, and EMT certificates.

Comprehensive hands-on and classroom training for those interested in pursuing entry-level careers in fire service. Upon completion, students receive certificates in emergency vehicle operations, Emergency Medical Technician certification, and entry-level wildland firefighter certification. Students are eligible to take IFSAC tests for Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations and Firefighter I.

Follows the Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) model curriculum founded by the U.S. Fire Administration as a component of the associate degree in Fire Supervision. Courses are designed to promote higher education and enhance recognition of fire and emergency services as a profession. Prepares professional firefighters to meet requirements of Fire Fighter I, Fire Fighter II, and Fire Officer I.

A 20-week comprehensive program combining 15 weeks of IFSAC and EVIP firefighter certifications with 5 weeks of EMT training. Includes instruction in self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), fire hose operations, search and rescue, ladder use, technical rescue, vehicle extrication, and Emergency Medical Technician certification.

An approximately 48-hour training program for current EMTs with at least 1 year of experience to expand their knowledge and skillset to become EMT/IV Technicians. Includes hospital and field rotations to meet IV start requirements.

Washington State Department of Health-approved ongoing training program for BLS EMS providers to maintain their Washington State EMS Credentials. Includes live lectures and recorded sessions with knowledge assessments and practical skills assessments.

2-week course designed for registered nurses that builds on existing knowledge of patient care in the clinical environment and prepares them to provide emergency care outside of a clinical setting.

Focuses on medical training only and can be completed in one term (12 weeks during fall, winter, and spring terms, or 8 weeks during summer term). Qualifies students to take the National Registry of EMT (NREMT) Exam.