What are the eligibility requirements to do the EMT/AEMT/PAR program?

Program Prerequisites

1. must be 18 years or older
   
2. must be able to furnish a high school diploma or verification of an equivalent level of education

For those seeking to enroll in the Advanced EMT or Paramedic Program, in addition to the prerequisites listed above, you must possess a current (non-expired) EMT certification or state license.

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