Emergency Medical Technology

Learn the skills needed to provide medical support and transport to injured or critically ill patients through Tri-County’s Emergency Medical Technology (EMT) program. When working in a first-responder situation, such as an ambulance service or fire department, EMTs are dispatched to the scene of the medical emergency, which can be as varied as a car accident, a fire, a falling injury, an animal bite, a shooting or stabbing, a birth, or a person who's suddenly fallen ill. Once at the scene of the emergency, EMTs assess the situation, determine if additional assistance is needed, and, if necessary, order the additional help. The degree and certificate programs prepare students to test for national certifications.

Emergency Medical Technology

• A.A.S in Emergency Medical Technology Curriculum Guide
• EMT Advanced Certificate
  • EMT Advanced Certificate Curriculum Guide
• Paramedic Certificate
  • Paramedic Certificate Curriculum Guide

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