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Explore Our EMT Courses
EMT Training
The EMT Basic program includes National Registry skills testing and externship placement to a contracted provider. Available in Livermore, Modesto and Berkeley.
EMT Refresher
Includes 24 hours of continuing education. Provides testing standards consistent with California Skills assessment.
EMT Skills Verification
Includes 4 hours of continuing education. Does not include NREMT. EMT license required.
EMS CE Courses
Our CE courses for EMS professionals include EKG Rhythm Identification, NREMT Prep, BLS recertification, and more.
Hear From Our Students
“During my deployment, I was stationed at the Standing Rock Native American Reservation in North/South Dakota. My responsibilities included assisting in teaching EMS skills and managing the Vial-of-Life clinic. AHE’s robust foundation of EMS skills and knowledge instilled in me confidence, enabling me to effectively teach and volunteer.”
Alexander – EMT Student“I had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2024 NORCAL Mexico Clinic Outreach as an EMT. From taking patient histories and vitals to performing ultrasounds and EKGs, and even assisting in various procedures, I gained hands-on experience far beyond what I had imagined as an EMT. I am deeply grateful to AHE for equipping me with the confidence and skills necessary to provide effective and compassionate care.”
Meghana – EMT Student“On the Standing Rock Reservation, we provided free health screenings to community members and taught local students the techniques of emergency medical response. While I was a student at AHE, I realized how much I loved reviewing the material with my classmates and running scenarios that enhanced our knowledge. AHE provided me the groundwork for successful learning, which translated into becoming an FTO and ultimately teaching Lakota students how to save lives!”
Maddie – EMT Student