What is the Difference Between EMT and Paramedic?
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Roadmap to Being an EMT or Paramedic
EMT Infosession
Online information session with our EMT faculty to determine if our EMT program is right for you.
REQUIRED
OPTIONAL
EMT Prep
This course covers cardiology, pulmonology, and neurology, with an emphasis on Medical Terminology. The Prep class will provide you with insights and knowledge into the EMS field.
Basic Life Support
If you work in the healthcare field, this is a must-have course for you. We cover infant, child and adult CPR, primarily for healthcare professionals.
EMT Program
An EMT is a front-line, entry-level healthcare provider who is often the first to provide medical assistance to citizens suffering a medical emergency. EMT certification and work experience are also critical steps for those seeking Paramedic training. Many doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers began their careers as EMTs.
Work at least six months as an EMT before entering into the Paramedic Program
Re-certify as an EMT every 2 years
Build your skills for EMT success with additional programs and certifications.
Build Your Skills
ECG/Pharmacology (ACLS Prep), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), EMS Safety, Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS), Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS), Geriatric Emergency Medical Services (GEMS), Emergency Vehicle Operator Safety (EVOS), Principles of Ethics and Personal Leadership (PEPL)
Paramedic Prep
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Paramedic Program
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Associates and Bachelors Degrees
Continue your medical training to earn degrees.