AEMT training in Wisconsin.

Increase your clinical expertise with our AEMT course, built around the latest DHS curriculum and the realities of rural and urban EMS alike. Through immersive labs, high-fidelity simulations, and hospital/field clinical opportunities, you'll master supraglottic airways, pharmacology, IV therapy, and critical decision-making skills needed on today's rigs. Graduates leave fully prepared to sit for the NREMT exam and step confidently into expanded roles across Wisconsin’s emergency care system.

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) program provides advanced-level clinical experiences and skills such as IV access and administration of emergency medications. Students participate in intensive training to prepare for the National Registry of EMT's test required for licensure. The curriculum ensures proficiency in advanced patient care, IV fluid therapy, and pre-hospital emergency procedures.

Designed for existing Wisconsin EMTs, the Advanced EMT program elevates skills to provide advanced patient care in compliance with state standards. This diploma enables roles in volunteer, private, or fire-based ambulance services, preparing graduates for pre-hospital interventions. Accredited by CoAEMSP, the program ensures high-quality training for aspiring Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians.

The Advanced EMT course expands the role and skills of the EMT. Skills involved in obtaining intravenous and intraosseous access, intranasal, intramuscular, and subcutaneous medication administration, and fluid therapy will be included. Extensive patient assessment knowledge and skills have been integrated throughout the curriculum, as well as enhanced critical decision making.

A technical diploma program that builds upon the basic EMT curriculum. Students learn advanced patient assessment, communication skills, and beginning advanced life support interventions through clinical experiences beyond the basic EMT level.

Designed for those who possess a valid Wisconsin EMT license, this program prepares students with the knowledge and skills needed to work as an entry-level AEMT, with an understanding of the basic and advanced use of equipment found on an ambulance and ability to care for critical and emergent patients. The program consists of asynchronous lectures, practical skill labs, laboratory simulations, and pre-hospital clinical experiences.

4-credit course that builds on EMT curriculum, teaching advanced patient assessment, communication skills, and beginning advanced life support interventions. Meets educational requirements for licensure in Wisconsin.

Advanced level emergency medical technician program designed to prepare students for incident response and EMS operations. Students integrate pathophysiological principles and assessment findings to provide appropriate patient care and demonstrate AEMT skills associated with established standards and procedures for a variety of patient encounters.

For Wisconsin licensed EMTs seeking to upgrade their skills to the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician level. Students perform pre-hospital patient care compliant with Wisconsin scope of practice.

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician program will train you to perform specific medical procedures and administer care in preparation for getting patients to an emergency department.

Students in the Advanced EMT program learn enhanced skills, including advanced patient assessment and intervention tactics. The course prepares individuals to administer a higher level of care in emergencies. Completion allows for certification testing at the Advanced EMT level.

The Advanced EMT course expands upon basic EMT skills by introducing advanced airway management, intravenous therapy, and expanded pharmacology. Designed for those seeking to elevate their emergency medical skills, this program prepares students for more complex medical situations. State and national certification preparation is included in the curriculum.

For those already certified as an Emergency Medical Technician, this course provides additional training that allows you to provide even more lifesaving care. Advanced patient assessment, communication, and beginning advanced life support interventions are among the topics covered.

A 232-hour technical diploma program that expands the role and skills of the EMT. Students learn advanced patient assessment, intravenous and intraosseous access, medication administration, and fluid therapy. Requires current Wisconsin EMT license and affiliation with an approved Advanced EMT service.

Participate in advanced-level clinical experiences and gain skills in IV access and fluid therapy as well as administration of aspirin, 50 percent dextrose, Narcan, Atrovent, epinephrine, glucagon and nitroglycerin. This program prepares students to obtain the required licensure to be employed/practice in the state of Wisconsin.

A comprehensive training program designed to prepare individuals for an advanced level of emergency medical care. The program is designed to meet the specific requirements and standards set by the State of Wisconsin and the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) for AEMTs. Requires a State of Wisconsin EMT license for participation.

This course provides additional training for certified EMTs, enhancing skills in advanced patient assessment and life support interventions. Students will learn to integrate assessment findings to provide appropriate patient care and prepare for EMS operations. The program aims to meet state competencies for AEMT certification.

The program builds upon EMS skills, focusing on advanced patient assessment, IV access, fluid therapy, and administration of medications such as Narcan. It prepares participants to perform emergency patient care, providing basic life support in the field, meeting state licensure requirements for Advanced EMTs in Wisconsin.

Advanced coursework builds upon the skills acquired in the Emergency Medical Technician program. Students learn advanced patient assessment skills and technical skills such as IV access, fluid therapy and administration of dextrose and Narcan. Advanced emergency medical technicians perform emergency patient care, basic life support, and limited advanced life support in the field.

A one-semester technical diploma program for licensed Wisconsin EMTs seeking advanced training in intravenous access, fluid and medication administration, clinical decision-making, and patient assessment. Prepares students for AEMT National Registry certification.

Builds on EMT-basic curriculum. Students learn advanced patient assessment, communication skills and beginning advanced life support interventions. 150-hour course meeting educational requirements for licensure in Wisconsin.