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Technical Diploma Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) |
The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course prepares students for all aspects of emergency care in both medical and trauma situations. This 5 credit course adheres to state and national standards. Students will gain knowledge and skills in the following areas in anatomy and physiology, patient assessment, fractures and dislocations, spinal injuries, soft-tissue wounds, and ambulance operations. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to complete certification requirements for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).
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1,198 |
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285 |
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400 |
Estimated Total: $1,883
Career Opportunities
Emergency Medical Technician
EMS Ambulance Driver
Fire Medic
Firefighter
Graduate Employers
Altoona Fire Department
Baldwin Area EMS
Bloomer Ambulance Service
Boyceville Community Ambulance District
Mayo Clinic Health System
Neillsville Municipal Ambulance Service
CVTC graduates are ready for the workforce. Each year, we send our graduates the Graduate Follow-Up Survey asking several questions related to employment. Here are the program outcomes and job data.
// Program ScorecardOur recent Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) graduates reported an average starting salary of $36,484.
92% of our recent Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) graduates got a job in the industry.
There are 35 job openings in the CVTC district for the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) industry.
Should you choose to continue your education after you leave CVTC, we have agreements in place with several institutions to ensure an easy transfer.
These are a few of the courses you will take in this program. Courses and the recommended sequence change from year to year; once you are enrolled in a program at CVTC you will be given a recommended course sequence that outlines what courses you should take and the order in which to take them.
You may search for available courses. If you are ever unsure of what courses to take, talk to your academic advisor. If you are looking for course information for previous years, check out our past catalogs.
Here are a few of the courses you can take in the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program.
Emergency Medical Technician
This 5 credit course adheres to state and national standards. Students will gain knowledge and skills in the following areas in anatomy and physiology, patient assessment, fractures and dislocations, spinal injuries, soft-tissue wounds, and ambulance operations.
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Apply NowInstructors had great insight into what actual employers were looking for in potential new hires. Instructors did a great job of emphasizing what parts of the EMT position were most essential to focus on at certain points of the class.
Colin
Emergency Medical Technician Graduate
Whether you're looking to continue your learning to another program or to gain continuing education credit, CVTC offers a variety of learning opportunities for students.
FireMedic, Associate Degree
Nursing, Associate Degree
Paramedic, Technical Diploma
Paramedic Technician, Associate Degree
CVTC can help you achieve your learning goals whether you are looking to advance your career or enrich your personal life.
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