West Coast EMT- Riverside County Riverside, CA 92507

"Took the Full-Time course and I highly recommend it. It is a struggle but it is doable and worth it. This course does a great job of preparing you for your EMT career. You get a good amount of skills practice. The instructors are very nice and helpful. I had Crystal as my instructor. She is great at teaching, allows for questions, and most of all wants you to pass. This place is the right choice to get your EMT training."

"I was taking the M/W evening class for the Riverside Campus. I was disappointed in our particular instructor. They seemed annoyed when you needed help and we wouldn’t get skills instructors on some days. Which it is a Night Shift for them so it probably is harder for the school to get instructors on skills days. I do have to say Crystal is an awesome teacher. We had her for a week and she was helpful. I would recommend her class if you can take it. I did not pass this course unfortunately and will take a community college course that is a little more prolonged and less accelerated if I decide to go through again."

"Just finished this course last month, it’s challenging but overall good instructors that prepare you for the field. However I give them a low rating due to the staff’s sluggish pace in clearing me to take the NREMT exam. It has been over two weeks since I’ve finished the course, and many of my peers were cleared within the week. As I write this review I am still not cleared, and when I call they say “still working on it”. This sluggish attitude really makes this school look money hungry, so watch out prospective students! Look elsewhere if you want a strong path to be an EMT!"

"Crystal is the best teacher I’ve ever had. Shout out her and Jackie for being so awesome and guiding me through the whole process and class. West coast EMT should be your first choice for EMT cert."

"I went to West Coast during Oct-Nov for their 5 week program with instructor Crystal. I loved the program and made some amazing friends. Crystal was an amazing instructor who made the dense material enjoyable and memorizable. I am not going to lie the class is tough, not necessarily material wise but the fact that a lot of information is thrown at you at once, so be prepared to study a lot. Its kinda like trying to drink water out of a fire hydrant. My advice for new students would be when studying is to make sure to actively recall information and not just passively studying. For example, making flashcards instead of just rereading and highlighting the textbook. Also, make sure to ask questions and enjoy the time there it flys by fast. Good luck to the new students!"