LCAD Training Center

08/28/2025

Start your EMS journey with Linn County Ambulance District.
We have EMT classes starting this October, and over the past two years more than 10 students have successfully completed the program and earned their EMT license. Several are now advancing into Paramedic training through our partnership with the ACADemy.

Contact us today to learn more and get signed up. Seats are limited and fill quickly.

Please share this post with anyone who may be interested in joining the EMS profession. Together, we are building the next generation of providers.

07/28/2025

🚨 Your Future in EMS Starts THIS October! 🚨
Linn County Ambulance District is now enrolling for our Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B) Course starting October 2025 – March 2026!

🔹 Fast-Track Your Career in just a few months
🔹 Hands-On Training that prepares you for real emergencies
🔹 All-Inclusive Tuition: $1,599 (includes books, CPR, and enrollment!)
🔹 Open to anyone 18+ with a high school diploma or GED

⏱️ When seconds count, will you be ready to make a difference?

Become an EMT. Be the difference your community needs. 💪
📞 Call us at (660) 258-2262
📧 trainingcenter@lcadems.com
📍 Linn County Ambulance District | Brookfield, MO

👉 Tag a friend who would make a great EMT and share this opportunity!

07/10/2025

🚨 BIG NEWS FOR FUTURE EMS PROFESSIONALS! 🚨

Governor Kehoe has officially signed Senate Bill 150 — and that’s a game changer for students thinking about a career in EMS. 📚💰

This bill opens the door for high schoolers and tech school students to access financial aid for technical education, including EMT and Paramedic training. That means more opportunity, less debt, and a clear path to jumpstart a rewarding career serving your community. 💉🚑

If you’ve ever thought about becoming an EMT or Paramedic — or know a student who has — now is the time to act. Our team at the Linn County Ambulance District Training Center is ready to guide you from the classroom to the front lines of care.

📍 Dual-credit and dual-enrollment programs available
📍 Career-ready by graduation
📍 Real-world hands-on training
📍 Now with financial aid support!

💬 Want to learn more or tour our training center? Reach out today and let’s build the future of rural EMS — together.

07/08/2025

🚨 DOUBLE LOCATIONS. TRIPLE OPPORTUNITIES. ONE POWERFUL PARTNERSHIP. 🚨

For the first time ever, Linn County Ambulance District (LCAD) and Adair County Ambulance District (ACAD) are teaming up to deliver a complete EMS career pathway — with simulcast, in-seat training at BOTH Brookfield and Kirksville!

🆕 Starting January 2026, you’ll be able to join Paramedic (and something else we’re excited about… 👀) from whichever classroom works best for you:
✔️ Brookfield, MO at Linn County Ambulance District
✔️ Kirksville, MO at the ACADemy at ACAD

🎥 Live, interactive simulcast means you’ll train in real-time with your instructors and classmates — no matter which seat you’re in.

🚑 Where can you begin?
➡️ EMT Class – October 2025 in Brookfield
➡️ Paramedic Class – January 2026 (Simulcast: Brookfield & Kirksville)
➡️ AEMT Class – Also coming in January… but you’ll need to reach out to learn more! 👏

💥 This is the kind of partnership rural EMS needs — and the kind of training future medics deserve.

📣 Spots are limited, and questions are encouraged. Reach out and let’s find the path that fits you.

📩 Contact Jeff Alton
📧 trainingcenter@lcadems.com | 📞 (660) 258-2262
📧 jalton@academs.us | 📞 (660) 665-0000 ext. 1513

📎 Check out the flyers below for details — and then reach out.
Linn County Ambulance District – Proud to partner with ACAD to make EMS education more accessible than ever.

07/04/2025

🎆🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from Linn County Ambulance District! 🇺🇸🎆

As you celebrate with fireworks, food, and family today, your local EMS crews are standing by—ready to respond if needed, but hoping everyone just enjoys the day safely!

🔥 A few quick safety tips:
• Light fireworks away from people, pets, and property.
• Keep water nearby—just in case.
• Never relight a “dud” firework (even if Uncle Bob swears it’s fine).
• Hydrate like it’s your job—heatstroke is not festive.

We’re proud to serve this incredible community. Wishing you a safe, joyful, and star-spangled Independence Day! 🇺🇸❤️💙

📸 Drop your favorite red, white, and BOOM photos in the comments!

06/04/2025

Contact us or The ACADemy - Kirksville for information.

New twist to our January Paramedic Class offering. Same great class, same high standards, but now in 2 locations. Call if you have questions.

05/20/2025

Tired of boring jobs? Ready to save lives instead?
Become an EMT and make a real difference — in just a few months!

EMT Class Starts October 2025 – Brookfield, MO
• Hands-on training
• All-inclusive tuition: $1,599 (includes books, CPR, and enrollment)
• Fast-track to a career that matters

Must be 18+ with a diploma or GED.

Spots fill fast — don’t miss your chance to be the one who shows up when it matters most.

Contact Jeff Alton today:
trainingcenter@lcadems.com | (660) 258-2262
Linn County Ambulance District

05/18/2025

Happy EMS Week from the Linn County Ambulance District Training Center to all our medics, EMTs, and students chasing the chaos with calm hearts.
You save lives, lift spirits, and somehow still manage to fill out the paperwork.
We see you. We appreciate you. And we’re better because of you.

Thank you for faithfully serving our communities. Now go hydrate—you know better.

This week, we’re proud to celebrate the dedicated EMTs and paramedics who go above and beyond for our communities every single day. Thank you for your commitment, your heart, and your service. You make a difference where it matters most.

Tag a first responder below and show them some love!

05/10/2025

She Raised You. She Bandaged You. She Deserves the Best Trauma Kit.

This Mother’s Day, skip the brunch line and show Mom you’ve got your priorities in order—starting with safety and scene awareness!

To all the EMS moms out there:
• Who can start an IV with one hand and calm a toddler with the other
• Who carry trauma shears in their purse just in case
• Who somehow manage to work night shift and make it to the school play
We see you. We salute you. We hope you get a nap this weekend.

And for everyone else—maybe this is the year Mom gets her own tourniquet. Just sayin’.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Linn County Ambulance District Training Center!

05/07/2025

Happy National Nurses Week!

To all the nurses we work with at our partner hospitals—thank you for being the calm in the chaos, the masters of multitasking, and the champions of patient care (and let’s be honest…probably running on caffeine and sheer willpower).

And to our incredible nurses who ALSO jump on the truck and pull shifts on the District ambulances—seriously, do you all sleep? You’re superheroes in scrubs and EMS gear, and we’re lucky to have you on our team.

From IV starts in moving ambulances to saving lives in ER bays, you do it all with grit, grace, and probably a slightly concerning amount of sarcasm.

We appreciate you. We admire you. And we know things would fall apart real fast without you.

Thank you, Nurses. You make the chaos survivable—and somehow, even kind of fun.

04/30/2025

Hello, May! Let’s Make Our Community Safer—Together

As we step into a new month, there’s no better time to brush up on some life-saving skills! Whether you’re a parent, coach, teacher, or just someone who wants to be ready when it counts—learning CPR and First Aid can make all the difference in an emergency.

Small steps can lead to big impacts:
• Learn hands-only CPR—it takes just a few minutes!
• Put together a basic First Aid kit for your home or car.
• Talk with your family about what to do in an emergency.

At the Linn County Ambulance District Training Center, we believe prepared people save lives. Throughout May, we’ll be sharing helpful tips, local class info, and simple ways you can be ready when it matters most.

Follow our page to stay informed and empowered all month long—we’re glad to have you with us!

04/29/2025

Would You Know What to Do if Someone Collapsed in Front of You?

Every second counts during a cardiac emergency — and you could be the difference between life and death.

Hands-Only CPR is simple, effective, and something anyone can learn in just minutes. You don’t need medical training to save a life — just the willingness to act.

At Linn County Ambulance District Training Center, we’re committed to equipping our community with the skills to respond. We’re calling on all Linn County residents to partner with us. Together, we can build a stronger, safer county — one capable heart at a time.

Join us for free Hands-Only CPR training and help us save lives!

Message us or call 660-258-2262 to learn how you can get trained or schedule a community demonstration.