Paramedic training in Wisconsin.

A 12-week program in collaboration with Mayo Clinic offering training in chronic disease management, mental health support, preventive care, and hands-on skills through interactive simulations. Includes clinical rotation options in community settings or blended virtual and in-person formats. Wisconsin and Minnesota Community Paramedic Certification available.

A collaborative service providing basic, non-emergent medical care in patients' homes. Paramedics provide at-home medical care to address and treat minor to chronic health diagnoses under direction and coordination from primary care teams.

The program is run in partnership with Lakeshore Technical College (LTC). This program prepares students for paramedic-level emergency medical care.

Paramedics respond to emergencies and provide aid to victims of accidents or those experiencing a medical emergency such as cardiac arrest. Under direct medical control, these professionals render advanced aid by administering medication, performing and interpreting diagnostic tests such as EKGs, and intubating patients. The program offers a combination of classroom learning and field experiences.

A technical diploma program designed to prepare paramedics who are competent in cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains. Students must be licensed EMT or AEMT and maintain licensure throughout the program.

This diploma program equips you for advanced life-saving service to your community. Paramedics provide efficient, emergency pre-hospital care and continue care during transport. You'll learn to assess the patient, provide advanced airway management and deal with a variety of medical emergencies.

A 16-month technical diploma program identical to the Paramedic Technician associate degree coursework. Includes classroom lectures, practical skills labs, laboratory simulations, and hospital and pre-hospital clinical experiences. Students earn certifications in Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Pediatric Advanced Life Support. Prepares students for National Registry paramedic-level certification.

Become an integral member of a prehospital emergency care team, focusing on medical intervention and transportation of the ill or injured. Learn advanced-level prehospital care techniques as performed by ambulance service providers. The program prepares students to meet Wisconsin DHS-EMS requirements and culminates in a technical diploma, with credits applicable toward further certification.

The EMT-Paramedic program trains students in advanced prehospital medical procedures. Students learn skills such as advanced patient assessments and ambulance operations. After completion, graduates must pass the National Registry exams to qualify for a Wisconsin Paramedic license. It includes both cognitive and psychomotor training.

Become an integral member of a prehospital emergency care team, providing medical intervention to the ill or injured and continuing that care during transport to a medical facility. Students learn advanced-level prehospital care and techniques as performed by ambulance service providers. This program is accredited by CAAHEP/CaEMSP.

Prepares students to obtain the required licensure to be employed/practice in the state of Wisconsin. Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, certified by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, and licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Clinical experience and internship are part of the program.

A one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship designed to develop the next generation of EMS leaders by offering unparalleled didactic and field experiences for all aspects of EMS.

A technical diploma program providing 650 hours of lecture and skills lab plus up to 500 hours of clinical and field time. Comprehensive paramedic training designed to work around busy schedules, preparing students for National Registry Paramedic certification.

Technical Diploma EMT-Paramedic program meeting minimum national educational standards. Offered in cooperation with Lakeshore Technical College (LTC). Paramedic program students attend live, interactive television courses (ITV) at Nicolet, with majority of program available at Nicolet; Advanced Emergency Resuscitation and Capstone classes offered in accelerated one-week formats at LTC's Cleveland campus.

Combines firefighting and paramedic training for students pursuing careers in fire rescue services. Program includes paramedic-level training with fire rescue scenarios and firefighting principles.

A flexible fellowship program for international physicians covering fundamental principles required for an individual to serve as an EMS physician and medical director, for over 11 months.

An intensive short-term training program for international physicians working to develop EMS systems, providing collaboration and targeted mentoring for 3-11 months.

Advanced training program for paramedics who provide a higher level of patient care than EMTs. The program takes approximately 14 months to complete and includes didactic classes, lab sessions, clinical rotations, ambulance ride-alongs, and a 5-day skills refinement lab. Students learn to perform in-depth examinations and treat patients with equipment and medications typically found in hospital emergency departments.

CAAHEP-accredited paramedic program meeting state and national competencies for paramedic credentialing. Includes classroom lectures, demonstration/return demonstration labs, independent readings, hospital-based clinical rotations, supervised field internship and course exams.

Prepares students to perform emergency patient care and advanced life support in the pre-hospital setting, transporting injured and ill patients to hospital emergency departments. Graduates are prepared for paramedic-level ambulance services.

A technical diploma program that provides the knowledge and skills needed to work competently as an entry-level paramedic. Students enter a joint core course cohort with Paramedic Technician degree students. The program consists of classroom lectures, practical skills lab, laboratory simulations, and hospital and pre-hospital clinical experiences. Upon successful completion, students earn certifications in Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Prehospital Trauma Life Support, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support.

Paramedics provide emergency pre-hospital care to those experiencing a medical emergency such as illness, injury or trauma. Develop skills in emergency medical systems and paramedic principles; patient assessment; pharmacology, anatomy and physiology; paramedic respiratory and cardiac management; pre-hospital treatment and care; EMS operations; and caring for special populations.

The Paramedic program at Fox Valley Tech aims to equip students with advanced life-saving techniques and medical knowledge. This program focuses on clinical skills, patient care, and leadership in high-pressure scenarios. Graduates will leave equipped to excel in emergency medical environments, applying their skills to support patient health outcomes and system efficiency.

One-year technical diploma program that prepares students for National Registry of EMT's Paramedic level Practical and Written exams. Provides educational background and training for careers in emergency medical services, hospitals, private ambulance services, and community para-medicine.

Our Paramedic Program prepares students for the challenging field of emergency medical services. Over the course of the program, participants will learn essential skills such as patient assessment, advanced life support techniques, and emergency response. Graduates will be equipped to provide top-tier pre-hospital emergency care and navigate complex medical situations with confidence and competence.

An associate degree program for paramedics with 66 credits. Students must be licensed EMT or AEMT and maintain licensure throughout the program. General studies coursework may be completed on a part-time basis.

Prepares students to obtain the required licensure to be employed/practice in the state of Wisconsin. Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, certified by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, and licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Clinical experience and internship are essential parts of the program.

Stresses integration of knowledge and skills required to competently perform pre-hospital advanced life support. Graduates eligible for national certification and Wisconsin licensure as EMT-Paramedic.

A two-year associate degree program that builds upon the EMT-Paramedic technical diploma. Enhances classroom lectures, skills, and simulation training to round out the associate degree. Designed to prepare students for paramedic licensure in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Includes comprehensive instruction in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and patient assessment.

The Paramedic Technician program teaches students to manage emergency patient care and transportation as well as how to function as part of a comprehensive emergency management system response team. The career pathway starts with completion of the Emergency Medical Technician program and licenses at the EMT or AEMT level.

An associate degree program consisting of 1,150 hours based upon the US Department of Transportation Administration/Wisconsin Bureau Local Health Support and EMS curriculum. Students complete two semesters of general studies as well as two semesters of core paramedic courses in a joint cohort with students in the Paramedic program. Students learn prehospital skills in the classroom, skills laboratory, hospital, and prehospital settings.

Learn to manage emergency patient care and treatment by performing comprehensive patient assessments, provide advanced cardiac life support, administer medications and perform interventions. This degree program builds upon the paramedic technical/core courses and includes general education requirements.

Two-year associate degree program that provides educational background and training for careers in emergency medical services, hospitals, private ambulance services, and community para-medicine. Allows opportunity to transfer to another college for bachelor's degree.

Develop skills in emergency medical systems and paramedic principles; patient assessment; pharmacology, anatomy and physiology; paramedic respiratory and cardiac management; pre-hospital treatment and care; EMS operations; and caring for special populations. Graduates are eligible for national certification and Wisconsin licensure as an EMT-Paramedic through examination. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CoAEMSP).

A 120-credit undergraduate program designed for paramedics to bridge into a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The program prepares paramedics for a career as a Registered Nurse (RN) by building on their healthcare experience with fundamental knowledge and skills in the nursing process, health assessment, managing care, and evidence-based practice. Includes on-campus core coursework, online general education prerequisites, and clinical experience.

Initial paramedic training program offered by the Emergency Education Center

The Paramedic Training program is designed to equip students with advanced medical knowledge and hands-on skills for patient assessment and emergency care. Through intensive sessions, participants will learn the latest techniques in trauma and cardiac care, ensuring readiness for real-life scenarios. This program aims to develop proficient paramedics capable of handling diverse medical emergencies efficiently and effectively.

38 credits of technical college level paramedic training. Cadets become nationally registered paramedics with education completed at Milwaukee County EMS and various clinical sites throughout the City of Milwaukee.

After becoming a firefighter/EMT with the City of Madison Fire Department, firefighter/EMTs can apply for paramedic training when such opportunities are announced. Paramedics receive their initial training through established programs at Madison College, then complete extensive field training in clinical sites at local Madison area hospitals as well as alongside their future partners on MFD ambulances. More than nine months are spent in training before individuals are eligible for National Registry exams and State of Wisconsin Licensure.

Comprehensive introduction to paramedic care covering patient assessment, personal safety and well-being, emergency pharmacology, medication administration, anatomy and physiology, various medical emergencies and trauma patient care. Graduates possess skills of entry-level paramedic and are eligible for careers in emergency medical services, interfacility transport or hospital and clinic work.