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Hill College
Fire Protection and Safety Technology, Certificate of Completion
- Cleburne, USA
- Burleson, USA + 2 more
Certificate
Full time, Part time
1 semester
Blended, On-Campus
English
Our program prepares you for the firefighter's job with classroom experience, hands-on skills, and physical training. Our program meets or exceeds all of the requirements established by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection Basic Structure Fire Suppression curriculum and encompasses all aspects of knowledge needed to be successful in fire protection, preparing you to take all state certification exams.
Tulsa Community College
Fire and Emergency Medical Services Technology, A.A.S.
- Tulsa, USA
Associate of Applied Science
English
Emergency Medical Technicians (also known as EMT-Basic) provide medical aid to those in need during emergency situations such as accidents or illness. An EMT-Basic has the emergency skills to assess a patient's condition and manage respiratory, cardiac, and trauma emergencies.
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What is Emergency Technology Studies?
Emergency technology studies generally focus on the technology and equipment used in emergency situations. This can encompass everything from first responder equipment to evacuation plans and procedures. Emergency technology studies can also include things like early warning systems, and disaster management software. In many cases, emergency technology studies are designed to help people during and after an emergency situation.
What is an Emergency Technology degree?
Emergency technology degrees are designed to prepare students for careers in the field of emergency management. These programs typically cover topics such as risk assessment, incident response, and recovery operations. Emergency technology degrees can be found at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Many schools offer certificate programs in emergency management.