How long will it take to complete the program?
The Louisiana EMT Program is 12 weeks long. The Anatomy & Physiology (A&P) program is one semester long and is required before starting the paramedic ...
Are placement scores required to enroll in the EMT or paramedic programs?
No. You do not need placement scores, ACTs, or entrance exams to enroll in our programs. Our 12-week EMT program is designed to get you ...
Do EMT and paramedic programs accept VA Benefits?
VA benefits are not accepted for enrollment in the Louisiana EMT or Paramedic programs.
How does a hybrid class work?
A hybrid EMT class combines flexible online learning with hands-on training and real-world experience: Online Coursework: Complete theory, anatomy, patient assessment, EMS systems, and medical ...
Is a hybrid class the same as a self-paced/independent study class?
No, hybrid EMT classes are not self-paced or independent study programs. While students complete some coursework online, the program follows a structured schedule with weekly ...
Is taking a hybrid class easier than taking a regular class?
Hybrid EMT classes offer more flexibility, but they are not easier than traditional in-person programs. Students must complete the same coursework, meet the same certification ...
What technology, software and skills do I need to succeed in an EMT hybrid course?
To succeed in a hybrid EMT class, students should have access to the right technology and be comfortable using online learning tools. Students will need: ...
Do I need to own a computer to enroll in Hybrid EMT classes?
Yes, students enrolled in hybrid EMT courses are required to have access to a personal computer with a webcam and microphone for coursework, virtual meetings, ...
How much time will I spend in a Hybrid EMT class, and do I need to log in at specific times?
The EMT program is completed in 12 weeks. You should expect to dedicate 10 to 20 hours per week to readings, lectures, quizzes, and assignments. ...
What is the job placement process after finishing the EMT or paramedic program?
After completing either program, students must: Pass the NREMT exam (National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians) Obtain state certification or licensure in the state where they ...
