The EMT course provides foundational training in prehospital emergency care and patient transport. Students learn to assess patients, manage airway and breathing, control bleeding and shock, and provide safe, effective care for medical and trauma emergencies as part of the EMS system.

The EMT course provides foundational training in prehospital emergency care and patient transport. Students learn to assess patients, manage airway and breathing, control bleeding and shock, and provide safe, effective care for medical and trauma emergencies as part of the EMS system.

The AEMT course builds on EMT training by introducing limited advanced life support skills. Students learn advanced airway techniques, intravenous access, medication administration, and expanded patient assessment while working under medical oversight within a comprehensive EMS response.

This prerequisite course provides future paramedics with essential training in human anatomy and physiology. Participants build the foundational knowledge needed to understand body systems, physiologic processes, and how the body responds to illness and injury. Successful completion prepares students for advanced coursework and entry into the UH EMS Institute Paramedic Program.

The Paramedic course prepares students to deliver advanced life support in complex medical and traumatic emergencies. Training includes advanced airway management, cardiac monitoring and ECG interpretation, pharmacology, and critical decision-making, preparing graduates for leadership roles in prehospital and hospital-based emergency care.

This credential provides paramedics with advanced training in emergency and trauma care. Participants enhance critical skills used in high-acuity medical situations and prepare for roles in ambulances, specialized response units, and hospital emergency or critical care settings.