"Validated & Reliable Training You Can Count On."

We are proud to offer courses accredited by one or more recognized bodies. Please review the course descriptions or reach out to our friendly staff with any questions about CE credits. For your convenience, all training options are categorized into two groups: "Vocational Programs" and "Avocational (Continuing Education) Programs."
Feel free to explore the descriptions and click the links below to browse the courses you're interested in.
For any inquiries, you can also contact our Training Department at 304-716-0129 ext. 604.

Vocational Programs: Emergency Services

​Vocational programs in EMS (Emergency Medical Services) are training courses designed to teach specific skills and knowledge needed for careers in emergency medical fields, such as becoming an EMT or paramedic. These programs focus on hands-on learning and certification to prepare individuals for immediate employment in the EMS industry.
Want to Serve Your Community?  Do More in Time of Crisis?
Let us help you jump into the EMS profession!  We provide the initial and continuing education you need to develop a fulfilling career in allied health. 
Click the link above the picture for more information.

Avocational Programs (Continuing Education)

Avocational programs in EMS are courses designed for personal interest or continuing education, rather than for career-specific training. These programs help individuals expand their knowledge or maintain certifications in areas like CPR, Hazmat or Extrication.
Looking for classes to expand your knowledge and certification? Do you or your organization require additional training to meet regulatory requirements?
Explore our course offerings.
For "in-house" training options, contact our office, or click the link above the image for more information.

ACCREDITING & ASSOCIATED ENTITIES

Institutional Accreditation:

Accredited by ACCET - A Partnership for Quality®
Princeton Rescue Squad Educational Institute is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Professions (https://coaemsp.org).

Professional Licensure Disclosure

As of July 2020, the U.S. Department of Education requires all higher educational institutions offering vocational programs to disclose whether those programs meet the educational requirements of professional licensure in other states.  The button below provides the most recent evaluation of the vocational programs offered at Princeton Rescue Squad.  If you have any concerns, please reach out to the regulatory agencies of the state in which you wish to work to ensure that there are no additional requirements.