Full-Time EMT Training
Students complete an intensive EMT training program designed to prepare them for certification and employment with Spirit EMS.
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The Wright State University–Lake Campus Work+ Program, in partnership with Spirit EMS, provides college students the opportunity to earn a valuable EMT certification, gain paid employment, and receive tuition support while pursuing a degree through Wright State University–Lake Campus.
Students who meet all program and employment requirements may receive employer-paid tuition support while pursuing their education through Wright State University–Lake Campus.
Maintain the required academic standing throughout participation in the program.
Fulfill all academic, employment, and scheduling requirements of the program.
The Work+ program begins with an intensive EMT training experience designed to prepare students for certification and employment with Spirit EMS.
Students complete an intensive EMT training program designed to prepare them for certification and employment with Spirit EMS.
In-person instruction and practical skills training prepare students for real-world emergency medical services work.
Students combine their college education with EMT certification and paid employment experience through Spirit EMS.
Spirit EMS operates locations across Ohio and Indiana, providing students with employment opportunities throughout the region.
Work+ combines EMT education with a meaningful employment commitment designed to give students real-world experience while attending college.
Successfully complete the required EMT training program and associated coursework.
Commit to 2,080 total hours of employment with Spirit EMS.
College students, depending on course load, must commit to working a minimum of 24 hours per week, typically across two shifts.
Additional work may be available when a student's academic schedule allows, including semester and school breaks.
Complete all required assignments and lessons associated with the EMT training program.
Complete required clinical training and practical experience as part of EMT education.
Scheduling is designed to accommodate academic responsibilities. Students must have set, reliable blocks of time outside of their class schedule available for work.
Students may have opportunities to work additional hours during semester breaks and summer or winter breaks based on availability and operational needs.
Available shifts may include, but are not limited to:
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Apply for the Wright State University–Lake Campus Work+ Program with Spirit EMS. If you have questions about the program, please contact the Spirit EMS Human Resources Department.