Enhance Your Medical Skills Locally: Barton Community College Opens EMS Program Applications

Applications are now open for the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) programs at Barton Community College, with a deadline of July 31. Nicholas Larmer, Director of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Education Program, notes a strong demand for EMTs and AEMTs and encourages interested individuals to apply. The programs aim to quickly equip students with the skills needed to manage emergency situations effectively.

Barton Community College offers a curriculum that aligns with the National Standard and is nationally recognized. It covers all aspects of pre-hospital emergency care and includes ongoing education on the latest in patient care, equipment, and technology. This ensures that graduates are prepared to face challenges in emergency medical services.

Students at Barton may benefit from the Kansas Promise Scholarship, which can help cover the costs of the EMS program. More information about this scholarship is available at bartonccc.edu/promiseact. The scholarship is designed to reduce the financial burden on students, allowing them to concentrate on their studies.

The EMS program at Barton serves the largest geographical area of any community college in Kansas, with a focus on rural and remote areas. It offers classes at various locations and starts at multiple times during the year to accommodate different schedules.

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