EMT–NREMT Certification
EMT–NREMT
Certification
Few things can be as fulfilling as being the difference in the life of someone facing a true emergency, and Emergency Medical Technicians are just that. We make it our mission to educate and train you to provide the best quality care to those in your family and community with confidence and knowledge, no matter the circumstance.
While becoming certified is a requirement to work as an EMT, we don’t stop there. We strive to bring the quality of your education beyond simple minimum standards and help you to become the best EMT you can be; the kind we expect to take care of our loved ones in an emergency.
EMT–NREMT Certification
Course Details
As First Responders, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) answer emergency calls and transport patients to medical facilities. They are responsible for assessing a patient’s condition and managing respiratory, cardiac, and traumatic emergencies.
- This program requires 192 hours of overall training, taking 4-5 months to complete.
- All applicants must be at least 17 years of age to qualify.
- Our certification-seeking graduates currently have a 100% pass rate.
- The employment rate of EMTs is projected to grow 15% from 2016 to 2026.
Once you complete the ARES EMT program, you will be eligible to test for national registry certification as well as obtain state certification. Once National Registry Certification is obtained, you can then file for reciprocity for your state’s licensure. Ask us or contact your state department of health or EMS for more information on your state’s requirements.
Our Services
New View Training provides a full complement of medical training and resources that combine the science and the art of emergency medicine to better prepare the medical professional for emergencies.
