Become an EMS Professional

EMR’s are typically the first to arrive on scene. Their goal is to assess and treat the patient prior to the ambulance arrival. The EMR has basic knowledge of CPR, and the patient assessment. Their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology is limited however they are well versed in all essential life-saving skills, treatments and techniques. EMR’s work in a variety of environments but tend to work with no transporting agencies such as fire, security, and law enforcement departments. This course is excellent for anyone that may not want to start a career in EMS but would like to be more prepared in the the event of a medical emergency.

This course is 6 weeks long.

The AEMT builds on the knowledge and training that was obtained at the EMT level. In addition to this knowledge the AEMT gains limited ALS skills such as obtaining vascular access, initiating IV fluid therapy, and multiple routes of medication administration. The AEMT increases their knowledge of airway managment and is able to make use of supraglottic airway devices.

The AEMT student but be 18 years of age and be a NREMT.

The course is 12 weeks long.