MCUSD Adult Education

Jan 2025

EMT Program

(Coming soon! Applications accepted beginning in October 2024)

"Reality Day" is the BEST day in EMT Training - next to students completing the EMT Course.

Instructors, actors and make-up artists come together to create high fidelity simulations based on realistic scenarios that challenge students' knowledge and skills learned throughout the course.

One of the most rewarding experiences we have as instructors is to see the growth all students experience throughout the course.

Congratulation Class #6! You have earned your completion certificates and we can't wait to work with you in the field!

First six (6) graduates from the 2020 EMT Program. <Image>

The 2020 "COVID" Class climbed several hurdles between January and October. The first graduates completed in May while the remaining graduates completed in October. Out of twenty-two (22) that started in January 2020, Sixteen (16) received an MCUSD EMT Program Course Completion Certificate. Twelve (12) of these students signed up to take the National Registry EMT Exam. As of November 2020, eight (8) students have taken the National Registry EMT Exam with an 88% pass rate.

We are proud of the extensive effort our 2020 students have applied and continue to apply to complete their EMT Certification!

MCUSD Adult Education EMT Program

The MCUSD Adult Education EMT Program is a California State Approved Program providing over 150 hours of didactic learning and 24 hours of clinical education in the emergency setting. Students are provided the information from the EMT National Standard Curriculum.

The most recent NREMT Cognitive Testing results from the January 2022 EMT Course cohort are as follows:

11 Completing students have taken the NREMT Exam
8 Completing students passed the exam on the first test (73% First Attempt)
10 Completing students total, passed the exam (91% Total Pass Rate)

This course is made possible through the MCUSD Adult Education Program in partnership with Mercy Ambulance Service, Inc.

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