Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Paramedics work alongside EMTs in the field. They can perform more advanced life-supporting services for patients than EMTs. Because their job requires skill and expertise, they need to be licensed before they can work in the field.
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The demand for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) in Florida continues to grow. HCI College offers an EMT program that prepares you for the licensing exam, and your new career.
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When you work in Emergency Medical Services, you have a busy schedule. Paramedics work a variety of hours that make it hard to finish their college education.
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Paramedics are highly skilled prehospital professionals who provide life-supporting care to patients. Becoming a Paramedic in Florida is a journey toward a career path with many different options.
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The Florida Department of Health licenses Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), in Florida. License requirements for an EMT are based on education, training, a certification examination, and qualifying for the job in a professional manner.
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Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Being a Paramedic is a great job, and it has a good outlook for the future. Enhance your career with an AS in EMS.
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Nurses work with patients every day. They coordinate patient care, explain treatment plans to patients, and administer healthcare to patients.
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Once you become a Paramedic in one state, does that training and certification transfer if you move to another state? The answer to this is what we refer to as Paramedic reciprocity. Maybe you are moving from a different state to become a Paramedic in Florida.
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The nursing profession has been around in some form for as long as people have existed. As medical knowledge and technology has advanced, so has nursing as a profession.
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The prehospital and emergency medical field includes EMTs and Paramedics, and an associates degree means that you have an additional credential that qualifies you for more roles within Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
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