Absolutely! We offer CPR, First Aid, AED, safe sitter, bleeding control, and more to lay persons in the community, day care centers, businesses, industry, schools, coaches, and more. If you don’t see a course offering on our website, just contact us.

Yes. New Britain EMS Academy allows use of our onsite community healthcare training  facilities for a fee. Additional expenses include onsite use of training equipment and our high-fidelity simulation lab. Please note that if you wish to use the facility outside of normal business hours you must also pay an additional fee for a staff member to be onsite. Additionally, any use of our high fidelity simulators & simulation lab requires a simulator operator onsite at an additional fee.

Please contact our billing department Air Methods at 855-470-4692.

Yes. An EMT is certified to provide basic life support. A paramedic is licensed to provide advanced life support.

Yes.

Up until January 1 2020, Connecticut only used the NREMT process to provide initial testing and credentialing for EMTs, AEMTs, and paramedics. Providers were not required to keep it. As of January 2020 Connecticut has become an NREMT state for EMR, EMT, AEMT requiring these certified providers to follow the NREMT National Continued Competency Program to maintain certification and maintain Registry certification. Currently, paramedics are not required to follow the NCCP to maintain a license in Connecticut, nor are they required to maintain their Registry.

If you let your Registry expire prior to January 1, 2020 or if you never had it in the past, there is no need to go through the process to obtain it. You still MUST follow the NCCP education requirements to stay certified in Connecticut. Additionally, anyone who has received their certification after January 1, 2020 MUST maintain their National Registry.