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Mass Casuality Incident (MCI ) drill - Cohort 2 in collaboration with EMS Corps, this was a simulated multi vehicle accident with several patients.
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WHO WE ARE?
City EMT is a San Francisco based non-profit organization (established in 2018) designed to address the issues of poverty, violence, and unemployment by training at-risk young adults, aged 18-24 years old, in an expanded EMT curriculum (four month) program. We couple the curriculum with comprehensive wrap-around services that have been found to increase the success rate of the participants.
The wrap around services are one of the key components of our program. Through our partnerships with other vital community organizations, we offer case management, life coaching, mental health services, address housing stability, assist with food health and nutrition, and establish employment viability through criminal background reviews.
PLESE READ BEFORE STARTING APPLICATION: The application submission has closed for the next cohort (4). The selection process is highly competitive, and all applicants will not be selected for the panel interview phase. It is our suggestion to first read through the application and complete a draft of your answers for the essay questions (all should be in paragraph format) as well as gathering all documents that are required to be downloaded. Please email us with any questions or concerns.
Next COHORT is tentatively scheduled for August 2022 - December 2022
(Application Period is currently closed, check back for more information on our Spring 2023 class later in the year)
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
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MISSION
Increase the awareness by providing accessible opportunities within the Allied Healthcare Industry. OUR CORE VALUES Freedom Fearlessness Preserverance |
VISION
City EMT is designed to address issues of poverty, violence, unemployment by training at-risk Transitional Age Youth into EMT careers to build cultural affinity between first responders and the community. |
"Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave,
I am the dream and the hope of the slave
I rise
I rise
I rise."
- Maya Angelou 1978 (Still I Rise)
Our partners make our work possible. We thank them for all of the contributions, time and energy these organizations have committed to assisting us in meeting accomplishing our goals.
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Congratulations
to co-hort 3 our most recent graduates (June 23, 2022) |
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