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Utah Licensure & NREMT Eligible Course

EMR Classes

Emergency responder standing on a wet road at night with an ambulance and police car with flashing lights in the background, and the words Emergency Medical Response Course overlayed.

Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) Certification

OneLife Training Academy | EMS Training Facility

Being hosted in Cedar City, Utah 10/1-10/18 , 2025. Full schedule and time provided upon inquiry.

The cost of this class is $600. To schedule, please call 801-598-8370. We look forward to working with you!

  • Take the first step toward becoming a lifesaver. Our Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course is designed for Utah residents seeking BEMS-DPS licensure and national certification through the NREMT. Whether you’re entering the world of EMS, preparing for a fire or law enforcement career, or want to confidently respond to emergencies in your community—this course provides the knowledge and hands-on training you need to act fast and effectively.

    • Legal, ethical, and scene safety responsibilities

    • Patient assessments (medical & trauma)

    • Airway management and oxygen delivery

    • CPR/AED and cardiac emergencies

    • Bleeding control and trauma care

    • Medical emergencies: stroke, diabetes, seizures, overdose

    • Lifting, moving, and packaging patients

    • Intro to mass casualty incidents and triage

  • Each student receives the AAOS Emergency Medical Responder Textbook (latest edition) —

    the gold standard for EMR education nationwide.

    • Eligible for Utah BEMS-DPS EMR Licensure

    • Eligible to take the NREMT EMR Exam

    • Certificate of course completion provided

    • Format: In-person or blended (online + in-person skills)

    • Length: Approximately 60 hours

    • Minimum Age: 16

    • Location: Cedar City, Utah

    • Training Center: OneLife Academy – TC20250214002

  • All participants must hold a current BLS (Basic Life Support) Provider certification. (Don’t have it? Ask us about adding a BLS course before your EMR start date.)

    • Fire & law enforcement recruits

    • School resource officers

    • Search & rescue volunteers

    • Community first responders

    • Anyone looking to enter EMS or public safety