Secondary EMS Training - Paramedic Program
Become a Paramedic
Seminole State's Paramedic program can help you train as a Paramedic and learn advanced life-support (ALS) procedures - the treatment of life-threatening emergencies through the use of specific techniques - as identified by the U.S. Department of Transportation, which must be performed under the supervision of a licensed physician.
The secondary-level of Seminole State's Emergency Medical Services training is the Paramedic program which builds upon skills learned in the EMT-B certificate program.
Upon Completion of Program
- Obtain the Paramedic Technology College Credit Certificate and become trained as a Paramedic.
Licensure and Certification
- To apply for Paramedic certification and licensure,
graduates may take the NREMT (National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians) Certification Exam. - To become licensed in multiple states or practice in a different state, visit the NREMT website to view individual state licensing requirements.
Your Action Steps
- Attend required Information Session.
- Explore Program Overview and Curriculum.
- Review Admission Process for the program.
Questions?
For additional Paramedic program information, email our EMS Program Coordinator, Micaela Corbo or Seminole State's Public Safety department.