Pro EMS Center for Medics operates one of the premiere paramedic programs and EMS simulation training labs in the Northeast.

As the first, and only, nationally accredited paramedic program in the state of Massachusetts, the Center for MEDICS offers one of the most rigorous paramedic programs in the U.S., as well as a variety of specialty courses that are designed to allow EMS service providers to achieve the highest standards in the industry.

Our mission is to give EMS professionals the opportunity to learn best practices in emergency medicine; to educate them about the latest innovations in technology; and to encourage them to take a leadership role in raising the standards of pre-hospital patient care.

We work with all members of the EMS community - from EMTs and Paramedics to Firefighters, Police Officers, Military Personnel, Physicians, and Nurses. We encourage these professionals, as well as those looking to join the EMS field, to make a long-term commitment to developing skills, and engaging in an ongoing training regimen that promotes continuous quality improvement for the duration of their careers.

Cow Heart Dissection Practical Lab Paramedic interns work with Pro EMS Center for MEDICS Medical Director Todd Thomsen on the dissection of a cow's heart during the launch of the program's Cardiology Module. Assisted by Lab Expert Megan Rand and CFM Instructor James Yeaton, interns learned to identify the anatomy of the heart, including its valves, veins, arteries, ventricles, atria and aorta, as well as the path of blood flow through the organ. After learning the anatomy, interns study the electrical activity, dysthymias and disease processes that they will need to be able to identify, and treat, patients in the field.