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Our focus is on the individual’s growth to become an effective team member and clinician in whatever field they choose to pursue following our program. This is why we focus on smaller class sizes to maximize the instructor’s capabilities, ultimately increasing the student’s experience in a better learning environment. 

Our Director, Maria Barcena, has participated in writing NREMT exam questions at their headquarters in Ohio and has been invited to return again this year. She has been an EMS educator for over a decade and has ran two successful programs in California as the Assistant Director, educating hundreds of students while maintaining program and NREMT pass rates above 96% during her tenure.

The difference is we know what works and what doesn’t. We tailor the individual student’s education off their learning style and aptitudes. The results don’t lie and the alumni under Maria’s instruction are now successful in their fields from Firefighter/Paramedics at major departments to Emergency Room Physicians, along with other disciplines.

Contact Us today to get started on your path to the EMT training Utah knows and trusts.

Tuition for our program is $1095.00. Associated costs are BLS Provider card ($45), Uniform Polo shirt ($35), EMT Gear Bundle ($75), and ID Badge ($20). You can purchase the textbook on your own or through us for $125 (Emergency Care & Transportation of the Sick and Injured – 12th Edition). We also offer other EMT pricing packages to ensure you have the best experience in EMT school. Check out our other packages and our EMT program comparison tool on our website! Call us today if you’re looking for EMT training in Utah.

We do not have the power to guarantee EMT job placement. However, during your course we will utilize our experience to conduct mock interviews and offer recommendations to our partners throughout the multiple industries we’ve served to assist you in gaining employment in whichever field you choose. 

We consider our alumni family, and we will always be ready to assist and guide you not just through class, but into your EMT career.

Once you successfully complete our EMT program, you will be approved to take the National Registry EMT Exam. This is done at a separate testing facility. See the NREMT website at www.nremt.org. After passing the NREMT exam, you will receive your results and finalize your state application for certification. Contact us today if you’re interested in Utah EMT classes.

To become an EMT requires a minimum of 120 hours per the Utah Bureau of EMS state guidelines. If you’re looking for EMT courses in Utah call us at Guardian EMT today.