
The Firefighter/EMT program will combine firefighter and emergency medical skills training opportunities. Students will train as an Emergency Medical Responder and Emergency Medical Technician. The program is designed for firefighters, industry and first response providers. Students completing the program will be prepared for testing, certification and registration through the Oklahoma State Department of Health as an Emergency Medical Responder, Emergency Medical Technician along with an American Heart Association Healthcare Provider First Aid/CPR certifications, as well as IFSAC certifications for Hazardous Materials Awareness, Hazardous Materials Operations, Firefighter I and Firefighter II. Info Video
Career Majors
EMT – 525 hours
Basic Firefighter – 525 hours
Courses Include
Firefighter
- Core Healthcare Provider CPR
- Fire Academy – NIMS Introduction to the Incident Command System
- Fire Academy – Emergency Vehicle Operations
- Fire Academy – Hazardous Materials Awareness
- Fire Academy – Hazardous Materials Operations Level
- Wildland
- Fire Academy – Basic Vehicle Extrication
- Firefighter I
- Firefighter II
- Firefighter Physical Training I
EMT
- Preparatory for the EMT
- Airway for EMT
- Patient Assessment for EMT
- Medicine for EMT
- Trauma for EMT
- Special Patient Populations for EMT
- EMS Operations for the EMT
- EMT Clinical
- Shock for EMT
- Core Healthcare Provider CPR
Competencies/Certifications Available
National Certifications
- Emergency Medical Responder-High School
- Emergency Medical Technician-Adult
- BLS Provider First Aid/CPR-American Heart
IFSAC
- Hazardous Materials Awareness
- Hazardous Materials Operations
- Firefighter I
- Firefighter II