EMT Course
An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is a trained professional who responds to emergency medical situations, such as car accidents, fires or other types of emergencies. An EMT can volunteer; work for an ambulance service; or work for a fire department. EMTs are responsible for patient care from initial assessment through turnover at the hospital, or until a higher trained emergency medical provider arrives and takes over patient care.
Emergency Medical Technician Course
We are proud that our state-approved Emergency Medical Technician courses have some of the highest pass rates in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island. We pride ourselves on providing comprehensive training and a challenging class for our students to best prepare them for working in the field. Our 188-hour course emphasizes the assessment and treatment of medical and trauma patients. This course is geared towards students with little or no background in Emergency Medical Services. The course includes lectures, practical laboratory stations and ambulance ride time. After successful completion of this course, students will be eligible to sit for the National Registry examination.
Requirements: Students must be a minimum of 18 years old.
Students need to have current physicals and a current PPD