EMT Basic Training
NCTI-AMR Springfield has partnered with Holyoke Community College to offer an Emergency Medical Technician training course through a workforce development grant. This program is a 12-week interactive lecture/practical with the latest in materials and information provided by an experienced instructor, as well as teaching adjuncts who actively provide patient care at an EMT or Paramedic level. Courses are usually held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 12pm-6pm, with 2 additional Saturdays from 9am-6pm.
Students must possess a valid driver's license, have a high school diploma and/or equivalent and pass a background check.
A background check and drug screening will be secured by the applicant following the interview process at the student's expense. Textbooks and tuition will be covered by the grant and Holyoke Community College. Students are responsible for all other costs, including state/national licensing fees and practical testing.
At this time there are no future classes planned.
