Primary Care Paramedicine

Graduates are qualified to work as Primary Care Paramedics in prehospital and community settings. The programme trains students to deliver patient-centered care across diverse emergency and non-emergency situations. Students learn to conduct patient assessments, formulate clinical impressions, and implement care plans within their scope of practice. Emphasis is placed on clinical decision-making, patient safety, and professional communication.

Two years, full-time, includes clinical and ambulance-based practicum rotations.

Graduates enter roles as Primary Care Paramedics in emergency response, interfacility transport, and community paramedicine.

High school diploma or equivalent. Minimum grade requirements not specified. English language proficiency required. International students must provide proof of English proficiency.

On-campus, full-time, two years.