Austin Community College

FY 2002 Degree Plan

Emergency Medical Services Professions

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Associate of Applied Science Degree

This degree plan combines classroom teaching with supervised clinical and field experience for the emergency medical health professional. Emphasis is placed on patient assessment and initial treatment of the following: respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine and nervous system problems; obstetrical, pediatric, geriatric and behavioral emergencies; bleeding and shock; all types of trauma and burns. The student will also receive information on pharmacology, toxicology, environmental and infectious diseases and all aspects of EMS Systems. AHA­ACLS and PALS and a trauma course certification are offered as part of the Program. Upon completion of all course work for the degree in Emergency Medical Services Technology, the student is eligible to take both State and National Registry exams for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician­Paramedic. All students participate in the National Registry examination.

ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGE DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADMISSION TO THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM AND ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED.

Division approval is required to register for any of the Emergency Medical Services Technology (EMSP) Courses beyond EMSP 1501 AND 1160. This program is nationally accredited through the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Professions, 248 Harwood Road, Bedford, Texas 76021-4244, (817) 283-9403. The student must be enrolled in, or have completed, the following listed prerequisites before admission into the program will be considered. Students accepted into the program are required to have a physical examination, provide documentation of immunizations, and must verify annual tuberculosis status.

Prerequisites
EMSP15011,3,4,5 EMT--Basic 5
EMSP11601,3,4,5 EMT--Basic Clinical 1
BIO17141,3,4,5 Anatomy and Physiology I 4



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10
Semester I
EMSP13381,3,4,5 Introduction to Advanced Practice 3
EMSP13561,3,4,5 Patient Assessment and Advanced Airway Management 3
EMSP11611,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical I 1
HPRS23001,3,4,5 Pharmacology for Health Professions 3
KINE11451,3,4,5 Weight Training I 1
SPCH
1,3,4,5 Oral Communication1 3



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14
Semester II
EMSP13551,3,4,5 Trauma Management 3
EMSP23381,3,4,5 EMS Operations 3
EMSP11621,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical II 1
MATH13141,3,4,5 College Algebra OR 3
MATH13321,3,4,5 Topics in Mathematics
KINE11451,3,4,5 Weight Training I 1
EMSP11491,3,4,5 Prehospital Trauma Life Support OR 1
EMSP11451,3,4,5 Basic Trauma Life Support



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12
Semester III
EMSP24441,3,4,5 Cardiology 4
PSYC23011,3,4,5 Introduction to Psychology 3
ENGL13011,3,4,5 English Composition I 3



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10
Semester IV
EMSP25341,3,4,5 Medical Emergencies 5
EMSP23301,3,4,5 Special Populations 3
EMSP22601,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical III 2
HUMA
1,3,4,5 Humanities/Fine Arts2 3



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13
Semester V
EMSP22431,3,4,5 Assessment Based Management 2
EMSP22521,3,4,5 EMS Research 2
EMSP22371,3,4,5 Emergency Procedures 2
EMSP22661,3,4,5 Practicum 2
EMSP21351,3,4,5 Advanced Cardiac Life Support 1
EMSP11471,3,4,5 Pediatric Advanced Life Support 1
HPRS13031,3,4,5 Death and Dying OR 3
DAAC13191,3,4,5 Introduction to Alcohol and Other Addictions



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13





TOTALS
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1 Please select from the Oral Communication section of the General Education Course list.
2 Please select from Humanities/Fine Arts section of the General Education Course list.


EMT PARAMEDIC CERTIFICATE
Certificate

This award combines classroom teaching with supervised clinical and field experience for the emergency medical health professional. Emphasis is placed on patient assessment and initial treatment of the following: respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine and nervous system problems; obstetrical, pediatric, geriatric and behavioral emergencies; bleeding and shock; all types of trauma and burns. The student will also receive information on pharmacology, toxicology, environmental and infectious diseases and all aspects of EMS Systems. AHA/ACLS and PALS and a trauma course certification are offered as part of the Program. Upon completion of all course work for the Paramedic Certificate in Emergency Medical Services Technology, the student is eligible to take the State examination for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic. All students participate in the National Registry examination.

ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGE DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADMISSION TO THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM AND ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED.

Division approval is required to register for any of the Emergency Medical Services Technology (EMSP) Courses beyond EMSP 1501 and EMSP 1160. This program is nationally accredited through the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Professions, 1248 Harwood Road, Bedford, Texas 76021-4244. (817) 283-9403. The student must be enrolled in, or have completed, the following listed prerequisites before admission into the program will be considered. Students accepted into the program are required to have a physical examination, provide documentation of immunizations, and must verify annual tuberculosis status.

Prerequisites
EMSP15011,3,4,5 EMT--Basic 5
EMSP11601,3,4,5 EMT--Basic Clinical 1
BIO17141,3,4,5 Anatomy and Physiology I 4



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10
Semester I
EMSP13381,3,4,5 Introduction to Advanced Practice 3
EMSP13561,3,4,5 Patient Assessment and Advanced Airway Management 3
EMSP11611,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical I 1
HPRS23001,3,4,5 Pharmacology for Health Professions 3



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10
Semester II
EMSP13551,3,4,5 Trauma Management 3
EMSP23381,3,4,5 EMS Operations 3
EMSP11621,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical II 1



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7
Semester III
EMSP24441,3,4,5 Cardiology 4



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4
Semester IV
EMSP25341,3,4,5 Medical Emergencies 5
EMSP23301,3,4,5 Special Populations 3
EMSP22601,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical III 2



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10
Semester V
EMSP22431,3,4,5 Assessment Based Management 2
EMSP22521,3,4,5 EMS Research 2
EMSP22371,3,4,5 Emergency Procedures 2
EMSP22661,3,4,5 Practicum 2



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8





TOTALS
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49


EMT INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE
Certificate

This award combines classroom teaching with supervised clinical and field experience for the emergency medical health professional. Emphasis is placed on patient assessment and initial treatment of the following: respiratory, bleeding and shock, and all types of trauma and burns. The students will also receive information on pharmacology, toxicology, environmental and infectious diseases and all aspects of EMS Systems. Upon completion of all course work for the Intermediate Certificate in Emergency Medical Services Technology, the student is eligible to take the State examination for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician-Intermediate. All students may participate in the National Registry examination.

ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGE DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADMISSION TO THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM AND ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED.

Division approval is required to register for any of the Emergency Medical Services Technology (EMSP) Courses beyond EMSP 1501 and EMSP 1160. This program is nationally accredited through the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Professions, 1248 Harwood Road, Bedford, Texas 76021-4244. (817) 283-9403. The student must be enrolled in, or have completed, the following listed prerequisites before admission into the program will be considered. Students accepted into the program are required to have a physical examination, provide documentation of immunizations, and must verify annual tuberculosis status.

Prerequisites
EMSP15011,3,4,5 EMT--Basic 5
EMSP11601,3,4,5 EMT--Basic Clinical 1
BIO17141,3,4,5 Anatomy and Physiology I 4



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10
Semester I
EMSP13381,3,4,5 Introduction to Advanced Practice 3
EMSP13561,3,4,5 Patient Assessment and Advanced Airway Management 3
EMSP11611,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical I 1



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7
Semester II
EMSP13551,3,4,5 Trauma Management 3
EMSP23381,3,4,5 EMS Operations 3
EMSP11621,3,4,5 Paramedic Clinical II 1



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7





TOTALS
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24


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