Each year, in the range of 0.0% of Washington DC graduates, graduate from EMT certificate programs.

George Washington University, which was ranked 17th nationwide in 2010, is the only accredited EMT school in Washington DC. It is located in Washington. Approximately 9 students graduated from EMT programs at George Washington University, in 2010.

Cost

The tuition rate for students taking EMT courses at George Washington University was $42,905 per year.

An EMT certificate from a Washington DC school... what next?

The highest percentage of EMT graduates in Washington DC pursue careers as an emergency medical technician. The following counties have the largest number of Washington DC emergency medical technicians:

1. County - 3,000 emergency medical technicians

Salary

An emergency medical technician in Washington DC makes an average of $49,870 per year. But, salaries for emergency medical technicians can vary. In 2010, emergency medical technicians made as little as less than $29,380 per year or as much as more than $70,430 per year in Washington DC. On average an emergency medical technician earns the most in the following Washington DC counties:

1. County - $50,190 per year

On average emergency medical technicians earns the least in the following Washington DC counties:

1. County - $50,190 per year

More Information

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