© 2024 Emergent Health Partners, All Rights Reserved
The HVA Center for EMS Education EMT course is a 16-week traditional EMT training program that provides students with high-quality training to serve as an Emergency Medical Technician. Students who complete this course are prepared to take the National Registry licensure exam, obtain an EMT license, and serve as competent EMTs in the field.
Our EMT course is approved by the MDHHS Division of EMS and Trauma.
Course model: This asynchronous program has virtual lecture options, independent online coursework, and in-person labs.
The first day of class is a mandatory in-person day. All students must report to Ann Arbor for the first day of class.
January 6 – April 24, 2025
Virtual lectures, independent online coursework, and in-person labs.
Registration: November 20 – December 20, 2024, or until the course reaches capacity.
All lab sessions are mandatory and in-person.
Students can choose from two lab options:
Occasionally, Saturday lab dates may be required and will be announced after the start of class.
Huron Valley Ambulance Center for EMS Education
1200 State Cir. Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Tuition: $2,500
+ an additional cost for uniforms, textbooks, supplies, drug screen, and background check. (around $800)
Note
Interested in a tuition-free, in-person EMT training? Learn about our EMT Work-Training Program.
To be accepted into the HVA EMS Education EMT program, prospective students must:
Students will learn the required skills to successfully obtain an EMT license and serve as an EMT. The curriculum covers:
Our EMT program is a 16-week course totaling 280 classwork, lab, and clinical hours.
+ Coursework: Students will complete weekly online coursework. Students are required to stay up-to-date on assigned work and the course schedule.
+ Labs: The labs are hands-on learning experiences completed with modern equipment used on BLS ambulances.
+ Clincials: Clinicals will be scheduled after the start of class. Students are required to complete:
An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is a first responder and medical provider.
EMTs respond to 911 calls and provide out-of-hospital emergency care and life-saving interventions to sick and hurt individuals. EMTs also transport patients by ambulance from the scene of an emergency to a healthcare facility.
EMTs are licensed to provide basic medical care and transportation by ambulance. EMT is the level of licensure required to begin a career in EMS.
Some skills EMTs perform are:
If you answer yes to most of these questions, a career as an EMT could be a perfect fit.
EMTs can work for private or government ambulance services, fire departments, or as techs in Emergency Departments.
Registration for the Winter 2025 course opens on November 20!
Phone: 734-477-6331
Administrative office hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday
Get updates about future classes and enrollment dates.
© 2024 Emergent Health Partners, All Rights Reserved