Emts-Paramedics
Course Overview
This intensive program trains emergency medical responders to provide critical pre-hospital care and transportation. Students learn patient assessment, airway management, CPR, trauma care, medical emergencies, ambulance operations, emergency equipment, spinal immobilization, bleeding control, shock management, and incident scene management. The course combines classroom theory with realistic scenario-based training to prepare graduates to respond effectively to emergencies, stabilize patients, and provide life-saving interventions in high-pressure situations.
Entry Requirements
- KCSE Grade D-
Career Opportunities
- Ambulance Services (St. John, Red Cross, private)
- Hospital Emergency Department Assistant
- Industrial Emergency Response Teams
- Event Medical Services
- Mining and construction site medics
- Security companies medical response
- Sports events medical support
- Fire and rescue services
- Flight medical crew (with experience)
- Further training as Advanced Paramedic
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between EMT and Paramedic? expand_more
This program covers EMT basics. Advanced paramedic training requires additional education and allows for more advanced procedures and medications.
Is this course physically demanding? expand_more
Yes, emergency work involves lifting patients, working in challenging environments, and responding quickly. Physical fitness is important.
Will I see traumatic situations? expand_more
Emergency work involves responding to accidents, injuries, and medical crises. The training prepares you psychologically and includes stress management.
Can I work immediately after the course? expand_more
After certification, you can apply for EMT positions. Some employers provide additional on-the-job training before independent practice.
Key Information
Fees Structure
- Total Fees KES 51,500