Days will vary for a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Some days will have several emergencies, while others might not have as many incidences. EMTs have a lot that comes their way.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) can be the frontliners in many emergency situations. When someone calls for help and needs an ambulance, an EMT can be on board to perform life-supporting services until the patient has been transported to the emergency room.
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Fire science encompasses all of the science, technology, and knowledge required for firefighting. The scientific principles behind successful firefighting and fire safety technology are covered further in fire science courses.
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Firefighters can take their careers to the next level by earning a degree in Fire Science. Health Career Institute offers an Associate of Science degree in Fire Science that will prepare the graduate for a variety of supervisory rules within the fire department.
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Robert W. Bonds (Bobby) to the position of President and Chief Operating Officer of Health Career Institute.
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We are offering $1000 for Alumnus going into the RN program and $375 for Alumnus going into the Paramedic Program.
Please see the administration office for details about these exciting opportunities at HCI College!
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Firefighters who want to be able to move up to management positions in fire departments should consider earning an associate’s degree in Fire Science.
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Transitioning from a paramedic to a registered nurse is a big step that you can make in your career within the healthcare industry.
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Nursing is a career that you can begin upon completion of an accredited nursing school program.
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Becoming a certified firefighter is a big career choice. Proper training prepares firefighters to stop fires in their tracks, rescue people and animals from buildings, and help people who have become trapped or need assistance. Firefighters do more than run into dangerous situations.
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