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Do I have to be an EMT-B in order to apply to the paramedic program?
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Yes. Applicants are required to have current EMT-Basic or EMT-1 certification and maintain it throughout the duration of the program. |
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What are the criteria to successfully enter the paramedic program?
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Meet the certification and work experience requirements.
Submit a complete program application and all supporting documents.
Receive a qualifying score on the EMT-B exam with a score of 80% or better.
Receive a passing score on basic math and English assessment tests unless you have a college diploma and provide documentation of results.
Show a positive appearance, motivation, and attitude.
Receive a qualifying score on the application review that may include a meeting with program faculty. |
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Who can register for the pre paramedic class?
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Certified EMT - Basics who want to prepare themselves for Paramedic school. |
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How long is the EMT - B program?
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4 months |
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Who is able to apply to the EMT-B program?
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Anyone over the age of 18 years. |
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Do I need to have experience to apply to the paramedic program?
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Yes. You do if you have been working utilizing your EMT certification and you are directly responsible for providing care to patients. Work experience may include full-time, part-time, or volunteer work.
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