Location

Durham Tech - Orange County Campus

525 College Park Road

Building #1

Hillsborough, NC 27278

201

Presenters

Abigail Woodhouse, EMT Coordinator, EMS Education

Steve Wilson, EMS Program Director, Human Services & Public Safety

Justin Davis, Clinical Coordinator, EMS Education

Sam Mansour, Paramedic Coordinator, EMS Education

Contact Information

Candace KesterEMS Program Specialist

Human Services & Public Safety - Emergency Medical Services

919-536-7238 x4205 ems@durhamtech.edu

EMT Information Session (On Campus)

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (May 28, 10:00 PM - May 29, 12:00 AM UTC)

525 College Park Road

Part of series Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Information Sessions

Available spots: 1

Description

***All sessions posted May through July are for the fall semester. August through December are for the spring or summer of 2027.

If a session is not currently visible, it is full.***

Interested in a career in Emergency Medical Science? Join us to learn more!

Programs we offer:

EMT-Basic
Advanced EMT

Paramedic

If you are a currently certified EMS provider please sign up for the AEMT/Paramedic Info session: https://visit.durhamtech.edu/event/520583

During the sessions we will discuss the following:

career pathways
admission process
general program information
what to expect as a student in the program

Attending an information session is mandatory before enrolling in an EMS program.

Contact ems@durhamtech.edu with questions.

Upcoming Dates And Times

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May 28, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (May 28, 10:00 PM - May 29, 12:00 AM UTC)
Available spots: 1

Questions & Answers

When are the next classes?

Fall 2026:

Day class: 8/11/26 - 12/10/26 Tuesday/Thursday 8 AM - 3 PM

Night class: 8/25/26 - 12/3/26 Tuesday/Thursday 5 PM - 10 PM with Saturdays 9 AM - 4 PM

Registration opens July 1st, but info sessions attended in May/June or earlier are eligible for registration.

Spring 2027:

To be announced. Classes are typically held January through May.

Do I need to bring anything?

We recommend something to take notes but you will receive a handout packet that includes information about the class.

Do I need to stay the whole time?

We recommend staying during the full presentation to get the most information about the program. Our presenters usually speak for about an hour and try to be efficient, but we like to leave more than enough time for questions & answers during and after the presentation.

Where can I park?

We only have one building and parking surrounds the entire campus. There will be more than enough space.

I may arrive late...

That's okay! You can email us and let us know if you'll be 10-15 minutes late at ems@durhamtech.edu. If you'll be later than 20+ minutes, we recommend signing up for a different info session timeslot.

Do you host virtual sessions?

Currently virtual sessions are held for those interested in AEMT or Paramedic.

I'm still in high school...

That's okay! We have a program for high schoolers each spring and fall through dual enrollment.

High school students will need the following in order to register for classes:

Driver's license (not a permit)
SAT or ACT scores meeting our minimum requirements or you can placement test with us*
A letter from your high school letting us know you are in good academic standing
Must be 17 years old by the end of the class

*SAT score minimum: 480 ACT score minimum: ENG 18 or higher or READ 22 or higher

These scores will place you into a college-level English course which is the pre-requisite for the EMT class.