T raining at our EMS Academy at Fort Totten in Queens is serious business and physical training will be a major part of your day as a “Probie.” If you’re a prospective or current EMS Candidate, it is important to remember that you have to get yourself in shape before you enter the Academy. As part of your daily schedule, you will complete an hour and a half of physical training, which will include intense cardio and calisthenics workouts. Now is the time to get ready!
To assist you in getting prepared, the FDNY EMS Academy Physical Training Staff recommends the following:
If you have questions about the Academy and/or the EMS hiring process, we’re here to help. You can call our office at (718) 999-FDNY (3369) and our EMS Recruitment members will assist you.
As we celebrate Black History Month, join us today in giving a tip of the helmet to Chief of EMS Operations Michael Fields, center, and, from left, Deputy Chief Kahlia Graham, Deputy Chief Arlene Simmons, Deputy Chief Mario Thompkins, Deputy Chief Horace Williams, Division Chief Cheryl Middleton, Division Chief Tonya Boyd, Deputy Chief Telina Lloyd, Deputy Chief Leonard Wright, Deputy Chief Terrance Middleton, Deputy Chief Renae Mascol and Deputy Chief Laitrice Edwards.
