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At Midlands Technical College - Northeast Campus, you're provided with practical training that covers the critical patient support duties you must know as an Emergency Medical Technician. The program ensures you have the essential knowledge and abilities to correctly respond in various crisis scenarios. Also, it prepares you for the globally recognized certification exam, boosting your employment prospects significantly. Additionally, with a team of expert educators dedicated to your success, you'll receive the guidance necessary to learn at an optimal rate. Regardless if your dream job is working in a high-paced hospital emergency room, an ambulance service, or other first line medical response positions, the training you receive will ready you for such environments. This program is ideal for those who prioritize directly contributing to saving lives and helping others, and are committed to constant learning in one of the most dynamic and demanding fields.
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Midlands Technical College - Northeast Campus
Midlands Technical College, Northeast Campus, is a Columbia, South Carolina, campus of a college offering career and academic education across advanced manufacturing and skilled trades, health care, business, education and public service, STEM, and the humanities. Training fields represented in the college’s offerings include Commercial Driver's License Class A (CDL-A), HVAC, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, Phlebotomy, and Massage Therapist, among others. The college also provides online courses, transfer options, corporate training, dual enrollment, personal enrichment, and customized degree pathways through interdisciplinary studies. Its workforce-oriented offerings include QuickJobs, an accelerated manufacturing training program, and Ready. Set. Hired., which focuses on entry-level manufacturing skills. The Northeast Campus is also home to Cornerstone, an economic development and workforce training center. MidlandsLIFE provides educational opportunities and workforce preparation for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.