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Tuition for the EMT course is $1400.00
Books for the EMT course are $390.00
Yes, tech fees for the EMT course are approximately $79.00
No, but financial aid can be used if you are attending our training programs through Delta College.
Yes. A $500.00 deposit is required to reserve your spot in the class. The remaining tuition cost will be due 30 days after the start of the program.
Your local MI WORKS! office has several funding programs you may qualify for. Contact your local MI WORKS! office directly for details.
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Yes! We have a program beginning in September 2022. You can apply at the link provided!
The traditional EMT course is one semester, or 16 weeks long. MMR follows the academic calendar of Delta College.
Generally, two-three days a week for five hours. There are some Saturdays required for specialized training events.
Yes, you will need internet access because most of the course work is online. It is a good idea to have a plan (and a backup plan) in case your primary source of internet access becomes unavailable.
You must be 18 years of age before the State of Michigan will issue an EMT license. The National Registry will allow you to take the exam at the age of 17.
You must be 18, have a good driving record, have no felony convictions, and have a high school diploma or GED.
Yes, MMR requires proficiency in math and reading. These are evaluated prior to the beginning of the program. There is a $5 fee for the testing.
Yes, you must have a good driving record for MMR to be able to insure you as a driver of our vehicles.
Yes, personnel in the healthcare field must pass a criminal background check and drug screening. Those are conducted prior to the program and the cost is $83.00.
It is the expectation that students will attend and be on time for every class. Some allowances are made for illness. Excessive absences may cause removal from the program.
You must carry an 80% average throughout the EMT and Paramedic courses.
Yes. The final exam evaluates your comprehension of knowledge learned in the program. You must achieve 80% or higher on the final exam to complete the program and meet the requirements of the course. Upon course completion of the EMT program, you are eligible to take the NREMT Exam. Once you have passed the NREMT Exam, you can apply for an EMT license through the State of Michigan.
Successfully pass the NREMT exam and submit a license application to the State of Michigan. The license is $40 and must be renewed every three years.
If you are interested in learning more about EMS careers, we would be happy to set up a tour of our facility. On your tour we can show you our state-of-the-art medical dispatch center, the inside of an ambulance, and give you a chance to ask an MMR staff member all of your questions. After that, if you are still interested in doing a ride-along, we can take the next steps to set up an opportunity. Blood-borne pathogen training is a requirement to do a ride-along, and you must be at least 18 years of age.
Please e-mail careers@mobilemedical.org to set up your tour.
Tuition for the Paramedic course is $6000.00. If you work for MMR as an EMT you can take the Paramedic course for only the cost of books and tech fees.
Books for the Paramedic course are approximately $850.00
Yes, tech fees for the Paramedic course are $182.50.
Yes, two payment options are available:
Option 1: Deposit of $1,200 at time of registration. Balance of $4,800 paid in four even installments at the start of each term.
Option 2: $6,000 payment in full.
You must have your EMT-B license, pass an asset test, drug screen, and criminal background check ($88 fee for testing and background checks). You must also have successfully passed an Anatomy and Physiology course – either a college level course or an online course provided through MMR. Contact our Education Department for details on the online course. emseducation@mobilemedical.org
The Paramedic course is approximately 14 months. Nine months of classroom, and online and practical training, followed by an internship working as a lead paramedic (with oversight) on the ambulance.
Two days a week during the first semester: one full day of lecture and one-half day of practical lab for three semesters. Clinical hours begin in the second semester, which adds another day to the weekly schedule. Clinical hours include patient contact in the ambulance, emergency rooms, and operating rooms.
