The Emergency Medical Technician Certificate of Competency is designed for individuals who are seeking a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). This entry level certificate program is designed to prepare students to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) and Pennsylvania Department of Health Emergency Medical Technician (PADOH EMT) cognitive and psychomotor examinations.
A certificate will be awarded upon completion of EMS 100 with a "C" or better and passing the course's cognitive and psychomotor examinations with a 70% or better.
Delaware County Community College - Downingtown Center, situated at 100 Bond Drive in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, serves as a dynamic hub for educational excellence. This expansive 46,000-square-foot facility stands on the historical grounds of the former Downingtown Industrial and Agricultural School, blending the richness of history with the innovation of modern education. It boasts a newly developed STEM wing that enhances learning possibilities, alongside a comprehensive learning resource center and various classrooms that inspire student engagement and participation.
The Downingtown Center offers full degree programs in Business Administration, Liberal Arts, and Psychology, and extends its curriculum to include vital subjects such as Computer Science, Education, and Health Studies. This range caters to both foundational academic pursuits and specialized career paths. The college emphasizes inclusivity through accessible resources, including academic advising, tutoring services, and financial aid, fostering an environment where student success is paramount. With modern amenities like a student lounge, study areas, and an open admission policy, it stands out as an ideal institution for students eager to enrich their educational journey. For further details, prospective students are encouraged to visit the center’s website or reach out directly at (484) 237-6200.