Orlando Medical Institute
Orlando Medical Institute’s Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program offers an enriching educational experience delivered by a team of experienced and highly qualified instructors. The faculty is deeply committed to fostering the success of each student, ensuring they acquire a profound understanding of the essential principles and practices of emergency medical care. Through a comprehensive curriculum, students will learn to identify and respond to various signs and symptoms of illness or injury, equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver effective emergency medical interventions.
Upon completing this rigorous program, students will be well-prepared to make swift, informed decisions in critical situations. The training spans multiple facets of learning, including classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory exercises, high-fidelity simulations, clinical rotations, and real-world field experience. This multi-dimensional approach ensures a holistic educational experience that mirrors the complex nature of emergency medical services.
A standout feature of Orlando Medical Institute’s EMT program is its adoption of the flipped classroom model, a progressive educational strategy that has gained traction in emergency medical services (EMS) education. In this model, students engage with core content through at-home learning modules, allowing them to absorb theoretical knowledge at their own pace. Classroom time is then dedicated to interactive, application-based activities designed to reinforce and deepen understanding. This approach not only enhances student-teacher interactions but also increases overall satisfaction and provides timely, constructive feedback.
Evidence from various academic disciplines underscores the effectiveness of the flipped classroom, highlighting significant improvements in student learning outcomes. By integrating this innovative model into the EMT program, Orlando Medical Institute is committed to offering a cutting-edge educational experience that fully prepares students for the demands of a career in emergency medical services.
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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Training Course Breakdown
176 Hrs. Classroom Time
52 Hrs. Lab Time
72 Hrs. Hands On
300 Total Hours
Requirements & Prerequisites
Proof of Immunity for Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) AND Varicella. This can be completed via blood titer (depending on immunity, a booster shot may be required)
Proof of Childhood Immunizations/Vaccinations records
Covid19 vaccination card OR Declination along with Exemption letter from your local pastor/Primary Care Physician.
Social Security Card
Valid Driver’s License OR Government issued photo ID
American Heart Association CPR Card (this will be completed during the program)
Mask fit test (offered monthly at OMI, or can be completed at Advent Health)
High School Diploma OR G.E.D (letter of attestation from High School can be accepted as well )
Flu Shot (Seasonal – during Oct. 1st — April 30th )
Current School Physical (dated no later than 6 month from the start date of class)
10 Panel Drug Screening
Background Check completed Via PreCheck https://www.precheck.com/students
TB/PPD Test with results (dated no later than 6 month from the start date of class)