EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (Hybrid Course)

The National Center for Outdoor & Adventure Education (NCOAE) in Wilmington, NC offers a comprehensive, 23-day ADVANCED (Bridge) EMT training.  Guided by the North Carolina Office of EMS and teaching to the scope of the National Registry, NCOAE serves students both domestically and internationally. All AEMT (Bridge) courses are facilitated on the NCOAE campus in Wilmington, NC.

The National Center for Outdoor & Adventure Education (NCOAE) in Wilmington, NC offers a comprehensive, 21-day Hybrid EMT training, the first 10 days are through Virtual, instructor led training followed by an 11 day Practical, hands-on session.  Guided by the North Carolina of EMS and teaching to the scope of the National Registry, NCOAE serves students both domestically and internationall

The National Center for Outdoor & Adventure Education (NCOAE) in Wilmington, NC offers a comprehensive, 21-day (in person) Standard EMT training. Guided by the North Carolina Office of EMS and teaching to the scope of the National Registry, NCOAE serves students both domestically and internationally. All EMT courses are facilitated on the NCOAE campus in Wilmington, NC.

How does your department plan for medical coverage at events? Do you just show up when someone requests an ambulance? Or do you have a plan of action to handle both the known and unknown?

This is a 112-hour hybrid course that prepares students to sit for the NC EMR exam. There are 64 didactic hours, 24 skills hours, and 24 clinical hours.  Students will be required to attend three (3) on-campus Saturdays for skills between July and September (one per month).

This course is an 80-hour completely online Community Paramedic Course that is intended to prepare students to sit for the International Board of Specialty Certifications (IBSC) Community Paramedic exam. It will also prepare students to start planning for the development of a program or expansion of an existing program.

This is a 280-hour hybrid course that will prepare students to sit for the NC Advanced EMT exam.  This course is 160 didactic hours, 40 on-campus skills hours at Montgomery Community College, and 96 EMS clinical hours. Students will be required to attend five (5) on-campus Saturdays for skills between July and November (one per month).

This is a 280-hour hybrid course that will prepare students to sit for the NC EMT-Basic exam.  This course is 168 didactic hours, 40 on-campus skills hours at Montgomery Community College, and 72 EMS clinical hours. Students will be required to attend five (5) on-campus Saturdays for skills between July and November (one per month).