EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) - 1925 - Student Information Sheet - Course Requirements, Fees, and Schedule

Sep 23, 2026

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) #1925 student information sheet for Idaho EMS certification requirements outlines the course purpose, including state and National Registry eligibility. Students complete about 160 hours of classroom instruction and ten patient contacts under the instructor’s guidance. It lists approximate course costs (tuition, CPR, immunizations, exams, textbook access, and supplies), provides scheduled class days and hours, and details first-day activities, attendance make-up limits, CPR and immunization/TB requirements, background check rules, and disability accommodations contact information.

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Course Purpose and Enrollment Requirements

Course Fees (Approximate Costs)

Textbook and MyLab Brady Access Options

Course Schedule (Days and Hours)

Course Requirements and Policies

First Day of Class and Attendance Policy

CPR, Immunizations/TB Testing, and Background Check

Disability Accommodations

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) \#1925 STUDENT INFORMATION SHEET This course is required by Idaho Emergency Medical Services (Idaho EMS) to work as an Emergency Medical Service (EMS) provider and meets the State of Idaho and National Registry requirements to apply for certification as an EMT. Students are required to successfully complete approximately 160 hours of classroom instruction and ten (10) patient contacts under the guidance of the course instructor. COURSE FEES: APPROXIMATE COSTS Fees are subject to change without notice • Course fee: $850 • Healthcare Provider CPR: $59 • Immunizations: $120 (varies) • Skills and written certification exams: $180 • Textbook with My Lab Brady access (*required) $130+ • Blood Pressure Cuff and Stethoscope $20 + TEXTBOOK: Emergency Care 14the by Daniel J. Limmer Suggested purchase options: ISU [Bookstore or mypearsonstore.com](Bookstore or mypearsonstore.com)[ ](Bookstore or mypearsonstore.com)Pearson store: Code only: MyLab BRADY Access Code for Emergency Care 14e with Pearson eText $94.99: ISBN: 9780135479148 Loose leaf Print option additional $44.99 in the Mylab Brady Course ISU Bookstore (call: 208-282-3237 for pricing): Code only: MyLab BRADY Access Code Card for Emergency Care 14e with Pearson eText ISBN: 9780135479148 Loose leaf Print option additional $44.99 in the Mylab Brady Course Code and Print version: MyLab BRADY Access Code Card for Emergency Care 14e with Pearson eText + Loose-Leaf Version Combo ISBN: 9780136857860 *Book rentals may be offered through ISU Bookstore and through [cheggs.com](cheggs.com) or Amazon COURSE DAYS/HOURS: 6:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. generally every other Saturday COURSE REQUIREMENTS: FIRST DAY OF CLASS: Please be prompt as orientation to course is in the first hour. Testing, immunizations, CPR, and background check will be discussed. ATTENDANCE POLICY: Students are allowed to make up to 12 hours class time. Students need to make necessary arrangements to avoid conflicts with the course dates/times (work, other classes, etc.) . CPR: Student must retain a current American Heart Association BLS Provider CPR certificate (no substitutions) throughout the clinical portion of the course. A CPR class will be held the 2nd week of class to accommodate EMT students. To register for this CPR class , visit [https://cetrain.isu.edu/](https://cetrain.isu.edu/ or call)[ or call](https://cetrain.isu.edu/ or call) (208) 282-3372. IMMUNIZATIONS/TB TESTING: The clinical agency requires all students to provide evidence of immunity to Hepatitis B and measles, mumps & rubella (MMR) , varicella and a negative TB test. BACKGROUND CHECK: Required by clinical agency. The cost of the background check is included in the course fees. Recent background checks for other organizations cannot be substituted. Passing or failing the background check is dependent on the type of crime(s) and/or when it occurred. Information of this nature is included on the Idaho Criminal History Unit website at [https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov](https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov/. If a crime)[/](https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov/. If a crime)[.](https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov/. If a crime)[ ](https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov/. If a crime)[If a crime](https://chu.dhw.idaho.gov/. If a crime) is on the list as a disqualifying offense, the student cannot enter clinical; therefore cannot pass the course and will be ineligible for reimbursement or transfer of course fees. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: Reasonable accommodations can be made for those who have a documented disability, which may affect their performance in class. Please contact the ISU Disability Services Office at [isu.edu/disabilityservices or 282-3599 for more](isu.edu/disabilityservices or 282-3599 for more) information.

FAQs

What certification eligibility requirements does the EMT course meet?

The course is required by Idaho Emergency Medical Services and meets State of Idaho and National Registry requirements to apply for EMT certification.

What are the approximate course fees for EMT #1925?

Approximate costs include a course fee of $850, Healthcare Provider CPR ($59), immunizations ($120, varies), skills and written certification exams ($180), and a required textbook/My Lab Brady access (about $130+). A blood pressure cuff and stethoscope are listed as about $20+.

What are the key course requirements related to CPR, immunizations, and background checks?

Students must keep a current American Heart Association BLS Provider CPR certificate during the clinical portion. Clinical agencies require proof of immunity to Hepatitis B and MMR, varicella, and a negative TB test, plus a background check whose cost is included in course fees.

Sep 23, 2026

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