Training & Education

The Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) program provides foundational emergency care training for individuals who are often first on scene — law enforcement officers, firefighters, security personnel, and community members in critical roles. Students learn to recognize and manage life-threatening emergencies, perform CPR and use an AED, control severe bleeding, manage airway obstructions, and assist with childbirth. The EMERGILITY® EMR course is designed for those who may not pursue a full EMS career but need the knowledge and skills to stabilize a patient and sustain life until advanced help arrives. Compact, practical, and immediately applicable, EMR training is an essential first step in building a capable emergency response network.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program is the cornerstone of prehospital emergency care, preparing students for one of the most essential roles in the emergency medical services system. Trainees develop competency in patient assessment, airway management, hemorrhage control, shock management, spinal immobilization, emergency childbirth, and the safe transport of patients in a variety of medical and trauma situations. EMERGILITY® EMT training combines rigorous classroom instruction with hands-on skills practice and real-world scenario training, ensuring graduates are ready to perform confidently under pressure. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification exam — the recognized standard for EMS credentialing across the nation.

Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS) training prepares medical personnel and tactical operators to deliver emergency care in high-threat, austere, and dynamic environments where standard EMS protocols may not apply. Drawing from military and law enforcement operational medicine principles, the TEMS curriculum covers threat-appropriate medical care, hemorrhage control with tourniquets and wound packing, needle thoracostomy, casualty movement and extraction under fire, and medical planning for tactical operations. Students learn to integrate seamlessly within tactical teams, providing care across the three phases of tactical combat casualty care — Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care, and Tactical Evacuation Care. EMERGILITY® TEMS is built for law enforcement officers, special operations personnel, paramedics, and physicians operating at the intersection of medicine and mission.

DCJS Security Officer and Courier (SO/C) training meets the state's mandatory requirements for individuals working in private security. 

The 18-hour Basic Entry (01E) course establishes core competencies in legal powers and limitations, emergency procedures, access control, report writing, and professional conduct for security officers and couriers. 

The 4-hour Advanced In-Service (01I) course fulfills the continuing education requirement for currently registered officers, reinforcing skills and addressing updated regulations. EMERGILITY's instruction prepares security professionals to perform their duties with confidence, professionalism, and full compliance with Virginia law.

DCJS Personal Protection Specialist (PPS) training meets the state's mandatory requirements for entry-level and in-service certification. 

The 60-hour Basic Entry (32E) course covers the foundational knowledge and skills required for professional protective operations, including legal authorities and limitations, threat assessment, defensive tactics, emergency response, and client security protocols. 

The 8-hour Advanced In-Service (32I) course provides continuing education to keep credentialed specialists current with evolving standards and best practices. Both courses are designed to produce competent, professional protection specialists ready to operate in a variety of high-responsibility environments.

DCJS Private Investigator (PI) training fulfills the state's mandatory certification requirements for entry-level and practicing investigators. 

The 60-hour Basic Entry (02E) course covers the legal framework governing private investigations in Virginia, surveillance techniques, evidence collection and documentation, interviewing, report writing, and ethical responsibilities. 

The 8-hour Advanced In-Service (02I) course delivers continuing education to ensure licensed investigators remain current with regulatory updates and professional standards. Together, these courses build the competency and legal grounding required to conduct effective, compliant investigations.