Offered at the SPC Reese Center This 18-semester-hour curriculum prepares students to be a competent entry-level Advanced EMT. Students who complete this curriculum will possess the knowledge, skills, and personal attitudes and behaviors necessary for practice as an entry-level Advanced EMT. All requirements to write the Texas Department of State Health Services and National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians examinations for certification as an Advanced EMT are satisfied. Upon successful completion of the following curriculum, which includes a Capstone Experience in the final semester of the program, the student qualifies to receive a Certificate of Proficiency. Students must be TSI-compliant in reading to qualify for this Certificate program. Program advisor is Jacob Braddock, EMS Program Director and Assistant Professor of Emergency Medical Services. Certificate of Proficiency