Emergency Medical Services
" After serving on active duty in the Army as a Military Police officer, I continued in the Army Reserves as a medic—where my path in emergency medicine truly began. The Army sent me to EMT and paramedic training at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, and I became a Nationally Registered Paramedic in 1994.
Since then, I’ve built a career across nearly every corner of EMS. I spent 14 years as a 911 response paramedic and 17 years in industrial and occupational health. Along the way, I played a critical role in safely destroying chemical weapons—including VX, Sarin, and Mustard—at sites in Indiana, Oregon, and Kentucky. By the end of that work, I was one of only 50 paramedics in the nation in that specialized role.
Education has always been a passion of mine. I’ve taught EMT and Advanced EMT courses, along with CPR, first aid, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and Advanced Cardiac Life Support—helping prepare the next generation to respond when it matters most. "
What we provide!
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Rigorous classroom training in anatomy & physiology, medical terminology, pathophysiology, airway management, patient assessment, medical and trauma emergencies, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Realistic scenarios for practical skill development
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Patient contacts at clinical site
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10 college credits! through the College of Southern Idaho at a reduced rate.
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Internships
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Industry Certifications
Certifications
National Registry of EMT's
Idaho State EMT License
AHA Healthcare Provider CPR
Landing Zone Officer
Extrication Awareness
HazMat
Weapons of Mass Destruction
FEMA - Incident Command
Instructor Bio
Mr. Scott Webb
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I was born at a very early age…. starting there would not make this brief so let’s skip ahead a little.
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After getting out of the Army from active duty as an MP. I went into the Army reserves as a medic. The Army sent me to EMT and paramedic school at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, IN. I became a Nationally Registered paramedic in March of 1994. Since then, I have worked in almost all aspects of EMS. I was a 911 emergency response paramedic for 14 years and an industrial occupational health paramedic for 17 years. I worked to help destroy the chemical weapons VX, Sarin, and Mustard in Newport, IN, Umatilla, OR, and Richmond, KY. When I left Richmond, I was one of only 50 paramedics in the country doing that job. I have taught EMT classes throughout my career. I have also taught Advanced EMT, all levels of CPR and first aid, Pediatric Advanced Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support.
Skills you will learn!
Professionalism
Teamwork
Communication Skills
Job-seeking Skills
Positive work ethic
Critical thinking
Problem-solving skills
Career Paths
Paramedic
Firefighter
Wildland Firefighter
Flight Medic
Military Combat Medic
SWAT Medic
911 Dispatcher
Law Enforcement
Ambulance
Outfitters/Guides