AEMT, AHA BLS, AHA ACLS and first-aid training — hands-on from day one, for school leavers, clinicians and workplaces.
Professional emergency medical services are still a young profession in Kenya, and we are committed to shaping it. Since 2020 we have grown to more than 500 course participants a year at our campuses in Nakuru and Kisumu. As an American Heart Association Training Site we deliver internationally certified courses, and where we see a gap in Kenyan healthcare, we develop our own course formats to close it. That is why we train not only pre-hospital teams, but also clinicians in emergency, acute and critical care. Our aim: to be the leading provider of emergency care education in Kenya and the region.
About the college →
Airway, CPR, IV access and trauma skills are practised on manikins and in scenarios every week — not just in the last module.
Our teaching team brings more than twenty years of pre-hospital patient care into the classroom.
AEMT students complete a six-month clinical attachment — 700 hours in hospitals and on ambulances with a field preceptor. The programme ends with the KCEMT final examination.
Applications close 5 December. Admission is competitive — minimum KCSE C- (or equivalent).
New to emergency care? What an AEMT does and why it matters →
We sponsor needy students who want a career in pre-hospital emergency medicine. Partners and donors fund places every intake.
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