How do I register?
For EMT Program Applicants Navigate to the Programs section and choose Louisiana Programs Click on the EMT Program link Hit the Get Started button ...
Is a high school diploma or GED/HiSET required to enroll?
Yes, you must have a high school diploma or GED/HiSET.
How much is tuition?
Tuition for the Louisiana EMT and Paramedic programs at the National EMS Academy typically costs $1,900. This cost may vary depending on the program, location and any ...
Do I have to be an EMT prior to becoming a paramedic?
You must be an EMT before applying to become a paramedic. To enroll in the paramedic program, you must: Be a nationally registered EMT in the State of ...
Can I get financial aid for the Louisiana EMT or Paramedic program?
These programs are no longer eligible for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). However, there are other financial assistance options available such as: ...
What is the average salary for an EMT or paramedic in Louisiana?
Average EMT Compensation: Starting Salary: $30,800 per year Mid-Career Salary: $40,900 per year Actual pay may vary depending on your location and employer. Average Paramedic Compensation Starting ...
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.
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 ...
