Public Safety - EMT
Basic / Advanced / Responder / Instructor

Coordinator: Dana Phillips (email: dphillips@knoxcc.org)
You can progress from an Emergency Medical Responder to an Emergency Medical Technician to an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician.  You will provide a valuable service to the community you are serving. From volunteer to career, you will be able to provide life-saving skills.

State EMS Accreditation #116
YOU WILL LEARN:
To think and perform under pressure using the newest skills and techniques to help victims in emergency settings. ​
LENGTH OF PROGRAM:
EMT Basic & EMT Advanced
​150 hours + clinical hours           (about 3-1/2  months)
Monday & Wednesday
6:00 pm -  10:00 pm
1 Saturday a month
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)
48 hrs + clinical hours
Tuesday & Thursdays 
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm + 1 Saturday
EMT Basic
EMT Advanced
EMS Instructor
EMR
​Calendar:
​Aug 2021 start
Calendar:
Aug 2021 start
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​Calendar:
Jan 2022 start
 
 
 
This program is ​NOT eligible ​for Financial Aid​.
TO REGISTER:
  • Completed KTC Registration/Fee
  • High School Diploma (transcript) or GED (transcript)
  • WorkKeys Skills Assessment (ACT/TEAS considered)
The minimum requirements for consideration in the program include:
  • Interview with the Coordinator
  • Driver's License
  • 17 years of age and in their final year of high school
CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURES:
Upon successful completion of the training program(s) students are eligible to take the National Registry Exam.  EMS graduates are nationally registered through the NREMT to be eligible to obtain the State of Ohio EMS certification.
APPROVALS:
Knox Technical Center (Knox County Career Center - Adult Education) is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350.  Telephone: 770-396-3898, Fax: 770-396-3790, www.council.org. 

The KTC Public Safety program is approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.  Our programs are accredited by the Ohio Department of Public Safety #OH116.  Applicants for the Public Safety programs must meet moral, ethical, and substance use policies of the Ohio Department of Public Safety (OAC 4765).