Emergency Medical Responder
Foundational emergency care for first responders and community response roles.

Texas Rescue Med · Course Catalog
Explore EMR, EMT, AEMT, EMS Instructor development, continuing education, and custom public safety training. Compare formats and review current enrollment availability in one place.
Not sure whether you need EMR, EMT, AEMT, instructor training, or a CPR/healthcare card? Answer a few quick questions and find a course and delivery model that fits your goals and schedule.
Discover the EMS training pathway that fits your goals, current credentials, and schedule.
Select the best fit for your goals. If the interactive guide is unavailable, review the courses below or contact our admissions team.
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Foundational emergency care for first responders and community response roles.
A common first step toward ambulance, fire service, and EMS careers.
For current EMTs pursuing expanded assessment, medications, and clinical skills.
Fully online instructor development for experienced EMS professionals.
Choose the course level first, then select the learning format that works for your schedule. Tuition, enrollment status, course duration, and upcoming start dates below are managed through the TRM Central Hub. Confirm program-specific requirements before enrolling.
Instructor-led emergency responder education with required practical skills training on published dates.
Structured online emergency responder education with required in-person skills on published dates.
Instructor-guided EMT education with clinical experience and scheduled in-person skills training.
Structured online EMT education with required clinical experience and published in-person skills sessions.
Full Advanced Emergency Medical Technician course information →
Cohort-based advanced EMT training with integrated laboratory days and required clinical and field education.
Structured online advanced EMT education with clinical and field experience and separately scheduled skills intensives.
Enrollment schedules vary by program and delivery pathway. Refer to the current enrollment deadline and next start date displayed for each pathway; cutoff dates and course activation are managed in Central Hub and remain subject to admission clearance, holidays, and staff confirmation. Skills attendance is a separate requirement and is not reserved by submitting an application.
Instructor development covering adult learning, lesson planning, EMS curriculum design, student evaluation, documentation, and instructional practice. Delivery: See course details. Course duration: 40 hours (self-paced). Enrollment format: Rolling enrollment. Availability: Open for enrollment. Completing this course supports—but does not itself grant—Texas EMS Instructor certification.
Paramedic program development and enrollment authorization remain subject to the required approvals. Visit the Paramedic program page for the latest official information. Submitting an interest request does not reserve a seat.
Texas Rescue Med develops training solutions for fire departments, EMS agencies, schools, employers, and public safety partners. Delivery may be at TRM, an agency location, or blended, subject to staffing, equipment, clinical resources, and program requirements.
Agency-specific EMR, EMT, or AEMT cohorts with scheduling and delivery designed around organizational needs while meeting all program requirements.
Scenario-based assessment, airway and ventilation, trauma care, medication review, skills validation, and targeted remediation.
CPR/AED, first aid, bleeding control, early response actions, emergency action plans, and workforce readiness.
Regional training partnerships, onboarding academies, instructor support, recurring CE, and customized workforce development.
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