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Florida State University’s Medical Response Unit is one of the finest collegiate EMS organizations in the state of Florida and on of only 145 such units in the United States.
Florida has two levels of certification for prehospital providers: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Paramedic. Students are trained to a national standard to enter the workforce as an entry level provider.
The Florida State University EMS fellowship program at Sarasota Memorial Hospital offers the fellow an opportunity to participate in all aspects of EMS medicine. This ranges from working in a high-volume county fire-based EMS system, to working in a volunteer first-responder system.
Welcome to First Response's EMT program. (Orlando, Florida) Emergency medical technician is the entry level of prehospital emergency medical provider. EMTs provide rapid in-field treatment and transport to higher medical providers.
Orlando Regional Medical School Campus. As a community-based medical school, the Florida State University College of Medicine provides third- and fourth-year clinical training at regional medical school campuses around the state through affiliations with local physicians, ambulatory care facilities and hospitals.
Provide the EMT-P student with intensive “hands-on” training in all Advanced Life Support (ALS) skills required to be a competent Paramedic provider. Emphasize teamwork, communication skills and professionalism throughout the course.
Students who are already certified can apply to join the next available MRU’s Field Training semester (held every Spring and Fall semester). The application window for the training semester is open year-round and interviews will be conducted year-round as well.
