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• Demonstrate integration of cognitive knowledge, skills proficiency, and critical thinking skills as an entry level nationally registered paramedic.
• Apply therapeutic and professional communication skills when working with patients, patients' significant others, colleagues, other health care providers, and members of the community.
• Incorporate the professional attributes of integrity, empathy, self-motivation, self-confidence, communication, teamwork and diplomacy, respect, patient advocacy, and safe delivery of care into practice.
• Recognize the importance of research and scientific inquiry to promote continuous quality improvement in prehospital health care delivery.
• Recognize and acknowledge that the emerging roles and responsibilities of the paramedic include public education, health promotion, and participation in injury and illness prevention programs.
• Assume the role of leadership as an advanced life support provider and role model for other EMS providers.

• Nevada EMT or AEMT Certification.
• Complete a current Healthcare Providers CPR.

• Apply for admission by completing the application for admission packet available online. Applications are available in January and must be submitted by May 1 at 5 p.m. for the fall semester.

• Assess clients through auscultation, percussion, palpation, and other diagnostic maneuvers.
• Manipulate equipment necessary to assist the individual, family, and/or group to desired outcomes.
• Lift and move individuals and/or groups of individuals to provide safe care and emergency treatment.
• Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
• Perform independently of others.
• Possess cognitive abilities of measure, calculate dosages, reason, analyze, and synthesize.

• GPA of 2.0 or higher on any previous college coursework.
• Minimum grade of C in any courses applied to the AAS in Emergency Medical Services鈥擯aramedic.
• Completed applications for both 黑料吃瓜 and the paramedic program must be received by admissions and records no later than 5 p.m. on May 1.
• Copy of current Nevada EMT or AEMT Certification.
• Copy of Healthcare Provider鈥檚 CPR certification.
• Current immunizations information

• Maintain a minimum of C (e.g., 76% or better) in all paramedic courses,
• Comply with requirements set forth in the Associate or Certificate of Achievement in Emergency Medical Services鈥擯aramedic hand颅book,
• Attain a minimum grade of C or higher in any non- EMS course applied to the Associate in Emergency Medical Services鈥擯aramedic.

General Education Requirements

PHIL 102 is strongly recommended to fulfill the humanities requirement or any fine arts or humanities course as listed in the general education requirements.

National Registered Paramedic Pathway

The Associate of Applied Science EMS鈥擯aramedic pathway for nationally registered paramedics provides an alternative route for students who are already paramedics to obtain their AAS in EMS鈥擯aramedic degree. Once admitted to the program and after the completion of the paramedic refresher course (EMS 220), those who are currently valid nationally registered paramedics may be awarded 26 credits through credit by examination. This reflects the cognitive examination and psychomotor section of the NREMT Paramedic Examination. A non-refundable fee of $25.00 will be charged for this request and is to be paid to the controller鈥檚 office.

The current paramedic program has 43 credits of program requirements with 21 general education credits. The student who completes the exam by credit will receive 26 credits by examination matched to the following courses in the paramedic program:

Upon completion of the credit by examination, a waiver will also be granted for the EMS 200, EMS 216 and EMS 219 paramedic course requirements (17 credits). To meet the 60-credit AAS degree requirement, the student must take an additional 9 credits in lieu of the waived credits. Meet with the program advisor to select these credits.

Required Courses Outside of the Credit by Examination: See General Education listed above