Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) are trained healthcare professionals who provide urgent medical care in emergency situations. They are often the first responders to accidents, medical emergencies, and disasters, working to stabilize patients before they reach a hospital. EMTs are skilled in performing basic life support, administering first aid, and using medical equipment like defibrillators. EMTs typically work in ambulances, but they can also be found in hospitals, fire departments, and other emergency services. They undergo rigorous training and certification to ensure they can effectively assess and treat patients in critical conditions. Their role is vital in the emergency medical services (EMS) system.