The George Washington University offers several programs including a bachelor’s, master’s and dual degree in EMS, all of which are designed to prepare students for leadership positions in the field that will improve the quality of out-of-hospital care domestically and internationally.

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is a challenging and rapidly emerging discipline at the intersection of traditional EMS, public health, public safety, and health care.

The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) program offers an on-campus, for-credit Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course. EMT training is the first step towards seeking certification as an EMT with the National Registry of EMTs, and starting a career or …

The Emergency Medical Response Group is an organization of student volunteers, who serve the GW community and surrounding neighborhood with entirely free medical evaluation, treatment, and transport. Since establishment in 1996, EMeRG has grown to own and operate two ambulances, a supervisor quick response vehicle, a fleet of bicycles equipped ...

Lecture course covering the necessary knowledge to become an EMT, including patient assessment and emergency care of the sick and injured. Successful completion of this course and EMT 1041 is required to sit for National Registry certification. Corequisites: EHS 1041. EHS 1041. Emergency Medical Technician Laboratory. 2 Credits.

EMeRG provides completely free EMS services to members of the GW community, and our neighbors. If school is in session, so is EMeRG. EMeRG is never here to get you in trouble, only to help. EMeRG instructs CPR class for students. Two EMTs provide care on bicycles to event. EMTs pose on steps.

GW EHS is an academic program in the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences and operated an on-campus paramedic course designed for traditional college students and courses for EMS agencies and other open enrollment learners.

The GW Disaster and Toxicology Medicine Fellowship within the Department of Emergency Medicine is a 2-year program in the Nation’s Capital that provides physicians the comprehensive knowledge and experiences required for a career in disaster medicine.

Located within the department, the program in Emergency Medical Services, offers undergraduate degree programs and primary education to all levels of pre-hospital providers. Our goal is to provide sound educational and clinical skills training to our colleagues who provide care outside of the confines of the hospital.

Emergency Medical Services is committed to training the next generation of health care professionals. As such we offer a number of physician-lead undergraduate and graduate courses to meet the needs of students from a wide variety of health care fields.