Nunez EMS Training

09/17/2026

Nunez Health Sciences still has open seats in the following classes beginning in October.

09/03/2026

A couple of weeks ago, I was talking with a medic who told me he struggles with imposter syndrome.

That conversation has stayed with me because I’ve seen it throughout my career.

You can run a difficult call, make the right decisions, and have everyone tell you that you handled it well. Then you sit in the front of the ambulance afterward and replay every decision you made.

Did I recognize it quickly enough?
Should I have done something differently?
Did everyone else see something I missed?

In EMS, confidence and doubt often ride in the same truck.

Some of the best medics I’ve worked with still look things up. They ask another provider what they think. They replay calls and study the ones that made them uncomfortable. Their confidence doesn’t come from believing they know everything. It comes from knowing what to do when they don’t.

After nearly 30 years in EMS, I can tell you there will always be a call that humbles you. There will always be someone who knows more about a particular subject. There will always be a moment when you question whether you are as capable as other people believe you are.

That doesn’t mean you are pretending.

The real warning sign isn’t doubt. It’s becoming so confident that you stop listening, checking, and learning.

If you still care enough to question yourself, make sure you also give yourself credit for the work you have already done to earn your place here.

— The Human Factor of EMS

09/03/2026

MINI B Session (October - December) enrollment now available.

Health Sciences has added the following classes for Mini B Session:

Phlebotomy / Phlebotomy Lab - Tuesday / Thursday evenings (5 PM - 9 PM).

Intro to EKG - Monday / Wednesday (9:30 AM - 11:30AM).

Medical Terminology (Online classes).

Contact our student success advisors for more information.

08/03/2026

TWO weeks left to register for classes. Space still available in EMT classes, EKG, and Phlebotomy classes.

07/23/2026

NIGHT CLASSES!!

EKG, EMT and Phlebotomy - we currently still have seats available in our night offered classes. ENROLL TODAY! Classes begin 18 August.

Phlebotomy - 5 PM to 7 PM Monday through Thursday
EKG - 6 PM to 8 PM - Tuesday and Thursdays

EMT - 6 PM to 10 PM - Monday and Wednesday

07/22/2026

Still enrolling students for the EMT classes for FALL 2026.

Apply at https://apply.lctcs.edu/Home/Undergraduate?college=Nunez C...

07/14/2026

Some television characters entertain us. A few change lives.

For countless EMS professionals, Randy Mantooth's portrayal of John Gage on Emergency! did exactly that. The show inspired untold numbers of people to pursue careers in emergency medical services at a time when modern EMS was still finding its footing.

But Randy Mantooth's impact did not end when the cameras stopped rolling. Throughout the rest of his life, he remained a tireless advocate for EMS, supporting the profession, celebrating EMS Clinicians, and helping elevate emergency medical services into the respected and honorable career it is today.

This week, we lost Randy Mantooth. But his legacy lives on in every ambulance that answers a call, every EMS Educator who trains the next generation, and every EMS Clinician who chose this profession because of a television show that showed the world what service, courage, and compassion look like.

Thank you, Randy. Your watch may be over, but your influence will continue for generations.

Rest in peace.

07/14/2026

FIVE weeks until classes begin, we still have room!