How to apply

The Emergency Medical Technician includes a special application process, with two opportunities to apply each year.

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An instructor talks with EMT students

Thank you for your interest in the EMT program! Please read all of the information on this page to make sure you're on track.

 

Getting Started

Follow these steps to apply!

  • Complete and submit an application to Delta College.
    (Be sure to make a note of your Student ID# and to setup your MyDelta Dashboard account / password.)
    Apply to Delta
  • Submit a Completed EMT Application. Students will be randomly selected to attend the program and will be notified of their selection through their Delta College Student email account. Note: EMT application will be open only during application period.
    Apply to EMT Program
  • Check your Delta College student email often! The EMT program will primarily communicate with you through your Delta email address for any updates to your application status.
  • You will be notified by email of your acceptance or waitlist position in the program.
  • Students accepted into the EMT program will receive an EMT packet to complete.
  • Students who are invited to join the program MUST accept or decline their spot by the deadline date indicated in the packet.
  • Packet and clinical clearance must be also completed by the deadline date indicated.
  • Purchase required textbooks, uniforms and supplies.
  • Attend class.

 

About the Course 

The Emergency Medical Technician course (HS 87) provides students with an understanding of the Emergency Medical System (EMS), identifying medical emergencies, patient assessment process, and emergency medical care presently considered within the scope of practice for an EMT. 

This course will help prepare students to take the EMT National Registry exam. Upon completion of the National Registry exam, students may be able to find employment in the ambulance field, fire service, or the private sector.

  • 8 Units
  • Advisories: H ED 31 or HS 36 with a Grade of "C" or better.
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