It is very important for incoming students to know that there is no difference in the instruction , between the college credit and continuing education tracks. What is different is that the college credit course registration will appear on a college transcript while the continuing education registration will not. Please be sure whether college credit is important to you regarding this course, as it is impossible to switch during the course. The national curriculum for the Emergency Medical Technician can be found at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration EMS Division 's site. Texas EMS rules require that the EMT-NSC be supplemented in a few areas for use in Texas, so there is a bit more to it than the curriculum shows.
Students do rotations on area ambulances and in the emergency departments of area hospitals.
Option 3 is by far more expensive than option 2. Provide proof of the absence of tuberculosis. Workforce Continuing Education Health Professions Institute does offer Healthcare Provider CPR, see the current schedule .