The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program is designed to provide you with the Department of Transportation Emergency Medical Technician curriculum through a combination of lecture and practical skills.
High School Credit Junior Year EMT/Fire Training: 2.5, Technology: .5, Anatomy & Physiology: 1.0 High School Credit Senior Year EMT/Fire Training: 3.0 Certifications APCO 911 Dispatch (Police, Fire and EMS) CPR/First Aid 911 Emergency Medical Dispatcher OSHA 10-Hour EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) Firefighter 1 & 11 National Incident Management Systems (NIMS) 100c & 700b Potential College Semester Hour Credit *See your Polaris Counselor for more information on college credit agreements.
Program Resources Course of Study/Syllabus Junior Program Fee & Supply List Senior Program Fee & Supply List Uniform Ordering
Email: svigh@polaris.edu Education: MaEd Education, Kent State University, BSRRT – Technical Education, University of Akron Associate Respiratory Therapy, University of Akron Certifications: Nationally Registered Paramedic; Firefighter; Emergency Medical Services & Fire Instructor; CPR & ACLS Instructor; Respiratory Care Practitioner At Polaris Since: 2005 Industry Experience: 30 years in Respiratory Therapy, 35 years in Fire/EMS, 7 years active on fire departments, 16 years in EMS education, EMS instructor at Auburn Career Center, 7 years Lakeland Community College, currently on Munson Fire Department Interests/Hobbies: Fishing, boating, photography and travel