Become an EMT during COVID-19

Texas EMS School’s Online Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-Basic) Program Makes Becoming and EMT possible even during COVID-19.  Get Started Today with No Upfront Cost.

This program is temporary and may only available during the pandemic, and believe it or not demand is high.  Become an EMT.  Apply Today – Start Tomorrow!

Texas Needs EMTs Now

The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has demonstrated exceptional flexibility and leadership to get new EMT students in the pipeline to becoming an EMT in Texas. DSHS is working with educators to streamline the process for completing programs and becoming licensed. Similarly, the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) has approved a Provisional Certificate to help bring students into the workforce more quickly.

Start the Course Today and Become an EMT

You can complete an application, receive Temporary Admission and actually begin your online course work in only a few hours. Take advantage of time in quarantine to start your new career. Complete the online application today and we will walk you through the rest.

No Upfront Costs

We know you are not ready to make a hasty decision, so take two weeks to try out the course and decide if it is right for you. If you decide to go a different direction, there will be no cost or obligation to you. If you decide to remain in the course, we’ll help you through the enrollment process.

Affordable Payments

If you choose to continue the program after the two week trial, we allow you to stretch your payments out over 10 months for an affordable monthly payment of only $165.

0% Interest

We are waiving interest charges during this crisis to make the course even more affordable to those who need to make installment payments. We offer third-party financing with no credit check.

$200 Student Success Rebate

If you successfully complete the course on time, and keep your financial account current, you may apply for a $200 Student Success Rebate as soon as you make your first attempt at the National Registry Cognitive Exam (after you have completed the course).