Alexandria, La. (UrbanCast: 6/25/2026) – After 12 weeks of classroom instruction, hands-on training, and clinical experience, six graduates from the National EMS Academy Alexandria campus have earned their EMT certifications and are ready to answer the call across the Central Louisiana region. They are among 171 graduates from Acadian Ambulance’s National EMS Academy campuses across Texas, Louisiana, and Tennessee.
The Alexandria campus’ new graduates are:
- Emily Hamilton of Woodworth
- Thomas Lewis of Shreveport
- Alfonso Ruiz Rodríguez of Leesville
- Samantha Scaife of Many
- Ayana Slaughter of Alexandria
- Aidan Eaves of Monroe
As newly certified EMTs, these graduates are prepared to provide emergency medical care, support patients in critical situations, and serve communities throughout the region. Their training has equipped them with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively in emergencies.
“Becoming an EMT takes a lot of hard work and commitment,” said National EMS Academy Director TJ Dronet. “We’re proud of what these graduates have accomplished and excited to see them begin serving their communities.”
Upcoming Opportunities: The next class registration is currently open, with class beginning on July 13. Orientation sessions are held on June 30 or July 1 to explore career pathways for EMTs and paramedics.
Learn More & Register: Visit www.BecomeAMedic.com to register for EMT training in Alexandria.
Acadian’s National EMS Academy offers entry-level, continuing education and refresher courses for a number of EMS career pathways, including EMTs and paramedics. It is a nationally accredited EMS training facility with locations in Louisiana, Texas, and Tennessee and is an authorized American Heart Association Training Center for CPR and ECC courses, underscoring its commitment to high-quality emergency care training.
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