The Denver Health Paramedic Division offers a wide range of educational opportunities, from initial EMT training to advanced courses for experienced healthcare providers. If you have questions about any of the educational opportunities provided by the Denver Paramedic Division, please visit the education department’s website or email us.

Interested in training for a career in EMS, but don’t know where to start? Click here.

The Denver Paramedic Division, in conjunction with the Community College of Denver, offers EMT-Basic classes starting several times throughout the year. More information is available here.

The Denver Health Paramedic School is one of the region’s best. Students who are accepted into this rigorous 12-month program benefit from unique clinical opportunities, and have the opportunity to learn in one of the nation’s most active EMS systems. Click here for more information on the Denver Health Paramedic School.

The Paramedic Division’s education department also offers National Registry-approved refresher classes, as well as IV therapy, ACLS, PALS, and ECG interpretation certifications. For more information on these and other continuing education opportunities, click here.

Colorado BNICE (Biological, Nuclear, Incendiary, Chemical, and Explosives) Training Center, located within the Rocky Mountain Center for Medical Response to Terrorism, Mass Casualties and Epidemics at Denver Health is dedicated to preparing Colorado’s healthcare and emergency personnel for a weapons of mass destruction event. For more information please visit the Colorado BNICE program's homepage.