Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic Training Programs
The following schools offer degree or certificate programs leading to a career as a paramedic or emergency medical technician. You can click on the school's name to find out more about it, or click Request Information to contact the school.
City College
- Locations: Casselberry, Ft. Lauderdale and Miami, Florida
- Programs: Associate degree in Emergency Medical Services
- Quick Summary: Program includes courses in emergency medical technician and paramedic. Additional training is provided in hazardous materials. Students participate in a clinical externship.
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Goodwin College
- Locations: East Hartford, Connecticut
- Programs: Paramedic
- Quick Summary: Learn to evaluate the condition of patients and provide emergency care in this program that prepares you to take the Connecticut State Paramedic Licensure Examination.
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Keiser Career College
- Location: Greenacres, Jacksonville, Miami Lakes and New Port Richey, Florida
- Programs: Associate degree in Emergency Medical Services, Paramedic and EMT-B Paramedic diploma
- Quick Summary: The diploma programs prepare students for entry-level positions as an EMT-Paramedic at the basic and advanced life support level in this program, which can be completed in 16 months. The associate degree program includes both diploma programs, plus general education coursework.
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- Location: Roanoke, Virginia
- Programs: Diploma program in Emergency Medical Technology. Degree program in Emergency Medical Technology/Paramedic
- Quick Summary: School offers day and evening classes beginning four times per year. Students learn emergency medical care procedures in these programs, which meet US Department of Transportation training standards.
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- Location: Fenton, Missouri
- Programs: Emergency Medical Services Diploma or
Associate degree
- Quick Summary: Learn the procedures used to manage trauma and medical emergencies as you study to become an emergency medical technician or paramedic. Sanford-Brown College does not guarantee employment or salary.
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