Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) is a highly trained healthcare professional who provides immediate, life-saving medical care in emergency situations. EMTs are first responders who assess patients, perform essential medical procedures, and stabilize individuals experiencing medical crises or trauma before they reach a hospital or higher level of care.

EMTs operate in high-pressure environments, working alongside paramedics, firefighters, police officers, and hospital personnel to deliver pre-hospital care. Their responsibilities typically include:

• Assessing patient conditions and determining the appropriate course of action.
• Administering basic life support (BLS), including CPR, oxygen therapy, and airway management.
• Providing trauma care, such as controlling bleeding, immobilizing fractures, and treating shock.
• Utilizing emergency medical equipment, including defibrillators, splints, and stretchers.
• Transporting patients safely to medical facilities via ambulance.
• Communicating effectively with emergency dispatch, hospital staff, and other first responders.

EMTs are an essential part of the emergency medical services (EMS) system, ensuring that patients receive rapid and efficient medical care during critical moments. They complete state-approved training programs, obtain certification through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) or state agencies, and continuously update their skills to meet evolving medical and safety standards.

An EMT's quick thinking, technical expertise, and commitment to patient care make them invaluable in safeguarding public health and saving lives.

Join the FGTC EMT Program

If you're ready to take the first step toward an exciting and rewarding career in emergency medical services, the Faithful Guardian EMT Program is the place to start! Our comprehensive EMT training program provides you with the hands-on skills, real-world experience, and industry knowledge needed to excel as an Emergency Medical Technician.

At Faithful Guardian Training Center, we don’t just train EMTs—we prepare confident, capable professionals who are ready to respond in life’s most critical moments. With expert instructors, state-of-the-art training, and a focus on real-world emergency scenarios, you’ll graduate prepared to save lives and make a difference in your community.

Why Choose FGTC?

✔ Hands-On Training with the latest emergency medical equipment
✔ Expert-Led Instruction from experienced EMS professionals
✔ Flexible Scheduling Options to fit your lifestyle
✔ National & State Certification Preparation
✔ Job-Ready Skills for immediate career opportunities

FGTC EMT Course Information

How To Register

Step 1: Contact Admissions

Call 770-214-2252 or visit our training center to speak with an admissions representative about program details, start dates, and course requirements.

Step 2: Meet Program Requirements

Ensure you meet the basic qualifications for enrollment:

 ✔ Must be at least 18 years old by course completion

 ✔ Possess a high school diploma or GED

 ✔ Hold a valid driver’s license or state ID

 ✔ Be in good physical health to perform EMT duties

Step 3: Complete the Online Application

Fill out the online registration form on our website or submit your application in person at our West Georgia location.

Step 4: Pay your Registration Fee

Call our office or visit our West Georgia location to pay your $75.00 registration fee to secure your spot in your desired program.

Step 5: Pay Tuition or Set Up Payment Plan

Pay the full tuition amount or speak with our admissions team about flexible payment options.

Step 6: Purchase Resources & Tools for the Start of your Program

Once registered, you should become familiar with the program financial responsibilities flyer (from email or FGTC representative) to ensure any resources and tools needed for the start of class are obtained before your start.

Step 7: Attend Your Course Orientation!

Start your hands-on training with industry-expert instructors, real-world emergency scenarios, and the skills you need to become a certified EMT!