Your Next EMS Opportunity Starts Here!
Southeast Region EMS Academy is coming to life! Thanks to funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), SEREMS is building a regional training network designed to bring more EMS education, resources, and opportunities to communities throughout Southeast Alaska.
From new volunteers taking their first steps into emergency response to experienced providers advancing their skills, the Academy will help make quality EMS training more accessible, affordable, and closer to home. We're developing new training opportunities, including hybrid courses, hands-on skills sessions, and instructor development, with opportunities for funded training and travel.
Now is the time to grow your local EMS team.
Registration coming next week!
Building EMS capacity. Strengthening communities.
Symposium 2027
Experience Alaska’s most loved Emergency Medical Symposium on April 2 & 3, 2027 in Sitka, Alaska! Pre-Symposium Intensives begin March 30th.
As we build on more than four decades of EMS education, we invite you to join us in Sitka to learn, connect, and help shape the future of emergency care in Southeast Alaska.
CME/CE credit is awarded based on the registration ticket purchased and sessions attended.
- Physician CME: The AAFP reviews and approves clinical content based on presentation applications . We post those official awards closer to the event.
- Nursing CE: Issued through the California Board of Nursing (CEP #15451)
- EMS CME: Issued through the State of Alaska Office of EMS
We've Hired an Executive Director!
We make it easy to Pay for an ETT certification. Instructors can pay for a full class, or students can submit their own payment. Just select the number of students and include your course number during checkout.
Questions: Email Virgil at finance@serems.org
Online Initial
ETT Course
Hybrid Offering
We’re pleased to offer the online cognitive portion of the Initial Emergency Trauma Technician (ETT) Course. This self-paced course focuses on the knowledge, decision-making, and critical thinking skills needed to become a competent ETT.
To complete certification requirements, students must also participate in hands-on skills training in a team-based setting under the supervision of an Alaska-certified EMS Instructor.
Together, these components fulfill the educational requirements for certification as an Emergency Trauma Technician.
EMS News
ETT Certification Information for Students
ETT Instructor Update
ETT Certifications and Course management is now managed through the Alaska EMS Licensure System.
Take the state update for instructor specific CME located on the State LMS site.
SEREMS staff is available to help you with EMS supplies, training & emergency medical resources throughout Southeast Alaska.
Have a question or need assistance? Give us a call at 907-747-8005. We’ll get back to you soon — we love helping you find the right solutions!
EMS Service Resources
Find equipment support, grant information, operational resources, medical supplies, and technical assistance for EMS agencies across Southeast Alaska.
ETT Program
Access Emergency Trauma Technician courses, certification information, renewal resources, student guidance, and instructor support.
Annual Symposium
Join EMS, fire, healthcare, and public safety professionals for regional education, hands-on training, collaboration, and connection.
Training & Education
Explore practical EMS education designed for Alaska’s rural and remote communities, including continuing education, instructor development, and hybrid learning opportunities.