Emergent Health Partners offers paid training at EMT Academy

Emergent Health Partners’ second Academy of Emergency Medical Technicians has 18 positions and is scheduled to begin on May 15 and end on August 14.

These are apprenticeship-like paid positions that are paid for a 40-hour work week while completing a Michigan-approved EMT curriculum and licensing process, Emergent Health Partners said in a news release. increase.

Emergent Health Partners is the parent company of Lenawee Community Ambulance and Monroe Community Ambulance.

EMT training develops patient assessment and basic life support skills, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation, automated external defibrillator training, airway management, wound care, fracture stabilization, rescue and rescue, and environmental emergencies. increase. It also prepares graduates to navigate medical law issues and create accurate patient care records.