

EMT Classes in Michigan. Training to provide students the knowledge, skill, and clinical training necessary for basic life saving care as required to work and be licensed as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Students will obtain the knowledge and physical practice needed to fulfill requirements in pre-hospital (EMS) and hospital (ER) clinical settings. Students will also obtain understanding on how to maintain their well-being in this physically, emotionally, and mentally challenging career. Treating patients with respect and compassion while providing care above standard level is required for fulfilling program objectives. Upon successful completion of the program students will receive a Certificate of Completion and are then eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam and fulfill requirements for State licensing.

This is a Medical First Responder (MFR), also known as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Held in Cadillac Michigan. Both the National Registry of EMTs and the State of Michigan recognize the Medical First Responder (MFR) as an important part of the prehospital care system. Often, MFRs, operating through their local fire and rescue departments, are the first providers on scene of an emergency involving a serious medical patient or a patient who has suffered a traumatic injury. The early care provided by MFRs can be essential in saving lives or in limiting the degree to which such an event affects the patient’s life. The MFR class offered by the Agape Healthcare Schools at its Cadillac site is sanctioned by the State of Michigan. The class involves 70 hours of instruction. Students who complete the requirements for this class will be cleared to take the National Registry of EMTs MFR exam. After passing this exam, they can submit their results and be certified to work as MFRs in the State of Michigan. Schedule for classes are a couple evenings a week and some Saturdays to make training available for students with full or work schedules. See specific class start dates and full schedules at the top of this page.

Nurse Aide (CNA) Course at Agape Health Care Schools - Traverse City in Traverse City, Michigan, provides classroom, skills-lab, and clinical training for work as a certified nursing assistant in Michigan and prepares eligible graduates to take the Michigan CNA State Exam through Headmaster. The in-person course runs for roughly two weeks, with courses offered monthly. Admission requires the ability to read and write, lift up to 75 pounds, attend all scheduled class dates, and submit required documentation before the first class day. Students receive training materials and equipment during the course, including a textbook, skills competency book, gait belt, stethoscope, blood-pressure cuff, and an Agape scrub top. The course also includes Teepa Snow’s PAC Dementia Training, with a PAC Dementia Training Certificate of Completion awarded to graduates.
At a glance
Agape Health Care Schools is a nonprofit health care training institution serving Traverse City, Michigan. Its occupational fields include CPR Certification Training, Emergency Medical Technician EMT Course, Medical First Responder (MFR), and Nurse Aide (CNA) Course. The school provides career training for adults and focuses on preparation for health care roles and emergency response. CPR and first-aid classes are provided under the authority of the American Heart Association, while the EMT course prepares students for emergency medical care in ambulance or hospital settings. The MFR course addresses initial care during medical emergencies, and the CNA course prepares students for eligibility to take the State Nurse Aide exam. Programs are offered as health care training classes in Northern Michigan.
10781 E Cherry Bend Rd, Traverse City, MI 49684