Bachelor of Science in EMS:
This degree program is for individuals who are currently NREMT-certified as a paramedic. The program provides these paramedics with additional training in EMS clinical core content areas (critical care, community paramedicine, special operations, etc), basic sciences (physiology, chemistry, biology, etc), leadership, health care systems, and communications. The goal of this program is to not only take students to the next level of clinical care but also provide the background necessary to become leaders in their field. This program is specifically designed to meet the unique educational needs of the practicing paramedic. It builds on prior paramedic education by providing the basic science background necessary to adapt to the ever-changing medical field. It prepares students to understand the full range of subspecialty EMS roles with advanced clinical knowledge and leadership skills to succeed in the healthcare industry. The program is now offered on UA Main campus and the Arizona Online. More information about the Arizona Online College is available HERE.
Emergency Medical Services Minor (Minor in EMS):
The undergraduate Emergency Medical Services minor program is a 22-unit program, which requires EMS coursework, and additional courses in science and healthcare. This program of study requires successful completion of an EMT course and NREMT certification. Students may become certified through EMD 147 at The University of Arizona or start the program as a NREMT-certified EMT from previous study.