EMT-1 Program FAQs:

Q?  How much does the EMT-1 recertification course cost?
A: $325 which includes California certification fee, state test and skills test.

Q?  How much does the EMT-1 certification course cost?
A: $695/student - National Registry Test not included.

Q? How much does the National Registry Test cost? 
A:  Depending on which testing center you go to, between $75 and $100/exam.

Q? How often is the EMT-1 class offered?
A: Usually twice each year, March & September start months.

Q?  How long is the EMT-1 course?
A: 14 weeks for a total of 132 hours.

Q? At the completion of the EMT-1 program will I be certified to work as an EMT-1? 
A:  You will receive a course completion certificate which qualifies you to take the National Registry test.  After passing the National Registry test you will be certified to work as an EMT-1 in California.

Q? When does the EMT-1 class meet?
A:  Evenings from 6 to 10 PM on scheduled days.

Q?  Is there an attendance policy?
A: Yes, we require that you miss no more than 3 classes.

Q?  What are the pre-requisites for the EMT-1 class?
A: You must be at least 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, have a current driver's license, and have a AHA Health Care Provider/ARC Professional Rescuer CPR card.

Q?  How do I get an application?
A: Just fill out our "Individual Form" and submit it to us online.

Q? What are the supplemental materials?
A: Brady Emergency Care 11th Edition ( Amazon.com for $65.72, workbook optional)

Q?  Is there priority admission?
A: No, admission is on a first come/first serve basis for individuals with completed "Individual Form" on file.

Q?  When should I apply to take the EMT-1 course?
A: This class fills early, sometimes 4 to 5 weeks before the class begins. Complete your "Individual Form" and submit it as soon as possible after you make the decision to attend the course.