About the Program

An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) becomes a vital chapter in the stories of lives you save. Welcome to a program at UTC that transforms not just careers but the very essence of what it means to be a first responder, a medical expert at the forefront of crises, where no day is ever the same.

Imagine being the unsung hero, the one who rushes in when others step back. In the EMS program, you won't just learn skills; you'll become the anchor of stability in chaotic moments, the one who makes split-second decisions that alter the course of someone's life. Picture yourself as the beacon of hope, the calm presence in the storm, bringing reassurance and expertise to those facing their darkest hours.

As an EMT, you're not just part of the medical field; you are the frontline defender, the first to arrive, ensuring that every life you touch has a chance at survival. From navigating intense situations to providing critical care, your role transcends the ordinary – you become the lifeline for those in crisis.

Join us in a program where every day is an adventure, a chance to make a profound impact in someone's life. Ready to be the guiding light in someone's darkest hour? 🚑🌟

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Pre-Requisites for Admission into the Program

● Biology or Intro to Chemistry

● Strong basic math skills

● Ability to read, comprehend & write at a high school level

● Able to meet the physical demands of the program

Completion of a pre-assessment to guide your pathway

High School Credit Embedded

Dual Enrollment/College Credit Opportunities

As part of the EMR/EMT Program second year curriculum, students enroll in Anatomy & Physiology I and Anatomy & Physiology II courses through Eastern Maine Community College and can earn up to 8 college credits as an Early College student. Time is provided for cooperating learning group work and tutoring support is also available through the UTC Academic Center.