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The Emergency Medical Technician program in the State of New Jersey is changing to conform to the new National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards. The program will now be 208 hours of training plus 10 hours of clinical observation hospital time.
It offers an overview of current issues surrounding safety in EMS, presents and discusses case studies, builds risk assessment and decision-making skills and provides an opportunity for participants to relate their own experiences with EMS safety issues.
We prepare young people for careers in emergency medical services. The 5-month program includes: EMT training provided by RWJBarnabas Mobile Health. Earned monthly stipend. Life coaching, mentorship, job readiness training. and physical fitness. Free tuition and course materials. National EMT certification. Job placement assistance.
We offer a wide range of educational opportunities for EMS educators, including conferences, workshops, and online courses. Our events are designed to provide EMS educators with the latest information on best practices in EMS education, and to support their professional development.
Atlantic Training Center (ATC) is one of New Jersey’s largest providers of emergency medical education. Our courses include: Emergency Medical Training (EMT) initial and continuing education (CEUs) Advanced Life Support (ALS) continuing education.
The Bergen County EMS Training Center is pleased to offer you an innovative online training program. The program is 10 hours long and has been approved by the NJ State Department of Health for 10 CEUs.
Class Schedules and How to Apply. Waitlists. Job Opportunities. Contact Us. Our Traditional EMT initial education course is a designed to train individuals to provide comprehensive emergency medical care at the basic life support level to victims of illness or injury.
