Following this course sequence, students meeting the qualifying criteria for dual enrollment courses, will take the College of Central Florida four-course sequence to work toward their EMT certification.
There is a cost associated with this part of the program (approximately $350 out of pocket) with financial aid available for qualifying students.
12th grade: College of Central Florida EMT Program
Course#: EMS1119, EMS119L, EMS135C & EMS 1431
12 credit
Prerequisites: Health Science Anatomy, Physiology & Health Science Foundations, Qualification as a Dual Enrollment Student and a Completed EMT Application
This program is a comprehensive one-semester (16-week) curriculum consisting of theory, skills laboratory, and hospital/field
experience. The EMT program is offered once each year: January-May from Monday through Thursday (Fridays do not have classes) on the CRHS campus. Skills labs and clinical assignments are in addition to scheduled lecture class times.
The clinical component of this course will include ride-along with Citrus County EMS personnel on an
ambulance.
Qualifications as a dual enrollment student:
- 2.0 unweighted GPA
- Qualifying dual enrollment test scores on ACT, SAT or PERT
- Completed Dual Enrollment Application
EMT Application Requirements:
- Copy of Driver's License
- One page personal typewritten resume
- Completed Wonderlic Test (minimum score of 19 required) - $15
- Fingerprint receipt for background check - $55
- Copy of CPR Card (this can be earned through the Academy) - $25
- Physical (CF Physical Form Required)
- Immunizations (Tdap, MMR, Hep B, Varicella, Flu)
- TB Test - $50
Following successful completion of the course the student will be eligible to take the National Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Exam.