The individual will begin by enrolling in an approved EMT program. Most Alabama programs are sponsored by colleges. According to state rule, the program may be hosted by any of the following:. An Alabama EMT must have current protocol training. Individuals who complete Alabama programs can expect to have protocol training that is current as of the time of graduation.
Prospective EMTs are directed to contact a regional office if they need to take a protocol class. The Office of EMS has provided contact information for the six regional offices adph. There are two components to the examination process: cognitive and practical. The cognitive examination and practical examination are administered separately. An Alabama candidate will take the practical examination as part of the training program.
Prospective test takers may, however, direct their questions and comments to the Office of EMS. The cognitive examination is taken after all program requirements have been met. An approved candidate will be allowed to schedule his or her own certification examination.
The examination is computer-adapted and is available on an ongoing basis through Pearson Enterprises. Reciprocity is granted based on National Registry certification. Those at the intermediate level are eligible for EMT status. Application forms can be downloaded from the website of the Office of EMS adph. Licenses are renewed on a two-year basis.
The Department's EMT certificate program prepares students for careers in pre-hospital emergency medicine and enables graduates of the program to work as emergency medical technicians EMT's in a variety of settings, such as fire departments and public and private ambulance services. The program can be completed in one semester.
Other information pertinent to this program is described below. Skip Left Navigation. Toggle navigation Menu. Emergency Medical Technician EMT Certificate Program The Department's EMT certificate program prepares students for careers in pre-hospital emergency medicine and enables graduates of the program to work as emergency medical technicians EMT's in a variety of settings, such as fire departments and public and private ambulance services.
You may contact the Department at the phone number listed below to set up an appointment for advising and to receive a New Student Packet. Please consult with the University's Admission's office for more information about admission policies and procedures. Students will be allowed to repeat a course only one time. Students unable to satisfactorily complete EMS , and will not receive a completion certificate by the department or the University.
Only those students who have met all academic requirements of the program will be eligible to sit for the National Registry examination. All other criteria for progression and completion will be listed in each course syllabus and will be mandatory. Those students who have conflicts regarding attendance to classes or clinical internships will be asked to transfer to programs more suited to their schedules. For current information on tuition and fees, please refer to the University's Student Accounting Office.
Students are responsible for all personal healthcare expenses, including those resulting from injury or illness, while engaged in learning experiences required by the department.
Students will be required to show proof of health insurance or a signed waiver while in the program. Students must show proof of all required immunizations. Students are responsible for all travel expenses to and from clinical and field internship sites. Students are responsible for the purchase of uniforms and required clinical equipment and supplies for their internships. Students also must maintain current Healthcare Provider CPR certification throughout the program of study.
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