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Emergency Medical Technology

Train to become an EMT with the 8-hour Emergency Medical Technology certificate and hands-on clinical instruction.

Take the first step toward a rewarding and impactful career in emergency medical services with the Emergency Medical Technology Certificate of Proficiency. This focused, 8-credit-hour certificate is ideal for individuals eager to serve their communities as first responders. Through the intensive Emergency Medical Technology – Basic course, students gain critical knowledge in emergency medical care, patient assessment, trauma response, and life-saving interventions. With hands-on, practical training from experienced professionals, this program equips you with the foundational skills to respond confidently and effectively in high-pressure, real-world situations.


Whether you're beginning your path toward becoming an EMT or planning to pursue advanced certifications in emergency or pre-hospital care, this certificate provides a strong starting point. Graduates are prepared to pursue licensure and employment in emergency response settings, including ambulance services, fire departments, and hospital-based emergency teams.

Format

On Campus

Credit Hours

8

Degree Plan

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