About
An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is a trained professional who responds to emergency medical situations, such as car accidents, fires or other types of emergencies. An EMT can volunteer; work for an ambulance service; or work for a fire department. EMTs are responsible for patient care from initial assessment through turnover at the hospital, or until a higher trained emergency medical provider arrives and takes over patient care.
Organization
American Professional Educational Services
American Professional Educational Services
American Professional Educational Services, operating from Norwich, CT since 1996, specializes in life-saving training, including medical assistant, paramedic, phlebotomy, and American Heart Association programs. The school offers in-person training with a strong emphasis on hands-on practical skills in a skills lab, preparing students for various healthcare settings. Students benefit from comprehensive training leading to national certifications and recognition for NREMT recertification.
Highlights:
- Nationally Certified American Heart Association Training Center
- Authorized NAEMT Training Center
- Courses Accredited by CAPCE
- Programs Recognized for NREMT Recertification
- Long-standing Experience Since 1996