Class Enrollment

Paramedic [76] Program "Monday or Wednesday"
Date/Time:	Mon 1/5/2026 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM This class continues on: Wed 1/7/2026 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location:	Orlando Medical Institute
Class Price:	See Options
Notes:	Hello! I am happy to hear that we can assist you with your career goals. You are in good hands here at Orlando Medical Institute. We provide all of the support you may need throughout your program, your success is our success! We strive to make sure you have a great experience. Our instructors are passionate about EMS and they have become instructors to ensure their passion for EMS is passed along. This course is a commitment and investment but has a great return. If you trust the process and give it your all, you will succeed. Below is the course information, steps and requirements in order to complete your enrollment process for Orlando Medical Institute. Each step must be completed so be sure to review all the information thoroughly. Course Information: Paramedic Program - Three 16 Week Semesters Start Date: January 5th or January 7th, 2026 Schedule: Work Friendly - Session One & Session Two (8 hours) each week. (ex: Monday Session One 1pm-5pm & Wednesday Session Two 1pm-5pm) "Monday 1pm - 5pm Session One // 6pm - 10pm Session Two or Wednesday 1pm -5pm Session Two // 6pm - 10pm Session One" Mandatory Orientation: November 17th @ 10am ON CAMPUS November 19th @ 1pm ONLINE December 15th @ 10am ON CAMPUS December 18th @1pm ONLINE Course Cost Breakdown: Total cost: $10,500.00 Registration Fee(non-refundable): $150.00 Down Payment: (Due at Orientation or the latest the first week of December 2025) $3,500.00 Tuition: $6,850.00 (the tuition balance can be broken into monthly payments or 3 semester payments) Uniforms: Polos can be purchased here at OMI. Ask our Student Services team for details. When you are ready to enroll, please complete the registration form by clicking the following link and call to complete your payment (both steps must be completed to be considered enrolled): ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST (DUE ON 1ST DAY OF CLASS) Proof of Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) AND Varicella immunity via blood titer (depending on immunity, a booster shot may be required) Childhood Immunizations/Vaccinations records Social Security Card Current Driver's License OR Government issued photo ID American Heart Association CPR Card (this will be completed on the 1st day of school) Mask fit test (offered monthly at OMI, or can be completed at Advent Health) High School Diploma OR G.E.D (letter of attestation from High School can be accepted as well ) Flu Shot (Seasonal - during Oct. 1st -- April 30th ) Current School Physical (dated no later than 6 month from the start date of class) 10 Panel Drug Screening Background Check completed Via PreCheck https://www.precheck.com/students TB/PPD Test with results (dated no later than 6 month from the start date of class) Current EMT License Covid-19 Vaccination Card OR Exemption letter from your pastor/primary caregiver. Additional resources if needed: Any Lab Tests Now (Link only) https://www.anylabtestnow.com/ True Health (Link Only) http://www.mytruehealth.org/ [student verification letter is required] Centra Care Price Sheet [upon request only; needs authorized signature] Admissions Application Packet (this can be used as a guide for your doctors office) Precheck Background Check Instructions Uniform Ordering Instructions OMI Enrollment Checklist If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I am here to help get you enrolled to start your new endeavor!

Orlando Medical Institute's Paramedic Program is 1,110 hours (48 weeks) of classroom activities/labs and clinical internship. You will learn how to take charge at the scene of an emergency and, if necessary, perform life-saving procedures while transporting patients to the hospital. Since paramedics may administer drug and perform certain invasive procedures on patients before they arrive at the emergency department, they are sometimes known as the “hands” of emergency doctors on the scene.

In EMS, the majority of calls will fall into either medical or trauma situations.

Medical calls usually involve illnesses like heart attacks, severe allergic reactions, labor and delivery and complications from shock. Paramedics can administer a wide variety of medications to soothe patient symptoms until they arrive at the hospital.

Trauma calls usually involve an accident or physical injury. Paramedics will respond to the scenes of car crashes, falls, bar fights and sports injuries. In the wake of recent mass shootings emergency services providers are increasingly training with police and other agencies to triage and treat multiple critical patients in dangerous scenes.

The paramedic flipped classroom module is just like our EMT flipped program, it’s based on at-home learning for core content, followed by in-class application level activities to reinforce material learned at home. as mention with the EMT program, the evidence from other disciplines report improved student learning in a flipped setting classroom. Upon successful completion of this program, all students will be eligible to take examinations for certification as a Florida State Paramedic.

Course Information: 

Paramedic Program - Three 16 Week Semesters 

Start Date: January 5th or the 7th, 2026 (you choose the day!) 

Schedule: Monday or Wednesday 1pm - 5pm and 6pm to 10pm

Orientation: 11/17/2025 @ 10am on Campus & 11/19/2025 Online @ 1pm