Learn about our education and MMR career options in this video.
Below you can find information on our opportunities for Paid Training and course offerings through Great Lakes Bay Consortium.
The Paramedic program of Great Lakes Bay Consortium for EMS Education is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP).
Have questions? Call the Education department at 989-877-1319 or email emseducation@mobilemedical.org
MMR has partnered with the Great Lakes Bay Consortium to offer the very best in EMS education in mid and northern Michigan. Our courses are taught by experts who have worked in the industry for years, and we provide students with the hands-on training they need to succeed. Sign up for a course and join our next generation of valued EMS professionals.
EMT Training - Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) hold advanced skills in the treatment of pre-hospital care. These healthcare professionals devote their work to medical emergencies and patient treatment. EMTs respond to both emergency and non-emergency calls with patient transportation through an ambulance. The fundamental responsibility of an EMT is to transport and care for the medically ill or traumatically injured.
Paramedic Training - Paramedics provide both basic and advanced life support, and they undergo more advanced training than EMTs. Obtaining a paramedic license will allow an individual to work in many healthcare fields and pre-hospital services, such as ambulance, fire safety, or flight rescue.
EMR Training - Medical First Responders are individuals who have obtained certification in the treatment of medical emergencies and have completed vital training in pre-hospital care. Successful trainees must develop the necessary skills to react quickly and safely in emergency situations. Though not possessing the same abilities as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) who undergoes a more extensive training program in medical emergencies, Medical First Responders experience exceptional training in many key areas that are crucial for the immediate initial response to an incident.
