Paramedic school training courses in Baltimore, MD (public, in-house or online)

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is a critical part of the healthcare team and the community in general. Those who work in the emergency medical field as first responders are often called Emergency Medical Technicians or EMTs. Upon completion of the EMS / Paramedic program at Fortis, students will be able to prepare for licensure to properly assess, manage, and transport patients at an Advanced Life Support Level of competence.

At Forits, our schools with EMS programs feature a full ra...

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The Paramedic to RN bridge program is designed as a pathway for paramedics to bridge into the registered nurse program. Applicants must have worked a minimum of 2 years as a paramedic and have a valid Maryland EMT-P certification. Students complete all 33 credits of the prerequisite courses and apply for admission by the February 15 deadline. Students who are accepted into this program complete a dosage course in late May and begin the 12-week bridge course early in June. The Bridge course is of...

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This two semester program is a bridge from EMT-Intermediate to EMT-Paramedic. Successful completion of the program qualifies a student to take the National Registry Examinations for certification at the EMT-Paramedic level. At the completion of the program students are also eligible for an Emergency Medical Technician - Paramedic Certificate from the College.

Prerequisites for the program include being admitted to the College, successful completion of all EMT-Intermediate course work or ...

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This one year long program qualifies a student to take the National Registry Examinations for certification at the EMT-Intermediate level. At the completion of the program students are also eligible for an Emergency Medical Technician - Intermediate Certificate from the College.

Prerequisites for the program include being admitted to the College, being certified as a Maryland Emergency Medical Technician - Basic, having a current BLS for Health Care Providers CPR card and having taken th...

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This 135 hour basic pre-hospital care provider course meets Maryland State requirements leading to eligibility for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician - Basic and will include the newest State of Maryland EMT-B protocols. The 135 hours is broken down into 110 hours of prescribed course instruction, 10 hours of local option content selected by the course instructor to enhance the knowledge and training of the student, 16 hours of field training and 5 hours allotted for State of Mary...

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