Thirty-four EMTs completed training at the National EMS Academy in Lafayette and will serve Acadiana communities on the front lines of emergency care.

Luzerne County Community College (LCCC) students in the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program recently completed their EMT coursework and skills training.

Capital Region students will have a new career path available starting next year with a primary focus on helping others.

Fourteen students went through EMT training at Brunswick Landing this fall. Four plan to volunteer with Harpswell Neck Fire ...

JANESVILLE, Wis. — An ambulance service in Janesville has added 17 new Emergency Medical Technicians to its workforce. The ...

Emergency medical technician Pierce Ragland and paramedic Dan Medford of First Capital EMS responded to a deadly ambush on law enforcement officers in York County on Sept. 17, where five officers were ...

Allan Hancock College celebrated a new crop of first responders and healthcare workers as a combined 137 individuals graduated from the college’s fire, ...

Dolle joined the EEMS command staff in his junior year as the Division Chief of Training and Education, building on his love ...

Atlantis Charter School is the first charter in the state to offer six high school seniors access to EMT coursework and prep prior to graduation.