The training department of University EMS is responsible for coordinating the training of new volunteer medics. The department schedules standard orientating classes end emergency vehicle operations courses for new medics to introduce them to the EMS system at Texas A&M. After completing the orientating classes, the new employee begins on ambulance training shifts where they participate in patient care in actual emergency situations. This allows the field training officers to view the new employee's skill level prior to releasing them to work on their own.

University EMS offers many continuing education courses for its volunteers to ensure that all patients recieve the most up-to-date treatment posible. This is done both by working one-on-one training shifts with an FTO, and by offering scheduled classes tought by experienced members.

University EMS is also certified to teach CE (continuing education) courses in house. This allows us to help keep our medics up to date on skills and new medical updates.