About
The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification program at Morgan Community College in Burlington is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in emergency medical services. The program covers basic life support skills, patient assessment, and pharmacology, among other essential topics. Students will receive hands-on training in a variety of clinical settings and will be prepared to sit for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians certification exam upon completion of the program.
Organization
Morgan Community College -- Burlington
Morgan Community College
Public two-year higher education institution founded in 1970; serves a vast 11,500 sq. mile area in northeastern Colorado with campuses in Fort Morgan and remote centers including Burlington. It offers associate degrees across multiple disciplines with flexible delivery modes (in-class, online, Zoom, hybrid) and provides specialized training in EMS/CPR/First Aid and Nurse Aide, supporting transfer pathways and community outreach programs.
Highlights:
- Flexible class options including in-class, online, Zoom, and hybrid formats, serving a large area with multiple campuses and remote centers
- Mission: To empower students and enrich communities
- Vision: To develop learners and responsive leaders who inspire innovation and passion
- Phlebotomy program delivered in a hybrid format, combining hands-on in-person training with flexible online components
- Phlebotomy program is a fast, affordable, and hands-on certificate program that can be completed in one semester
- Uniquely serves a vast area of 11,500 square miles in northeastern Colorado through its main campus and multiple remote centers