Curriculum.

EMT Paramedic Certificate
The Colorado Health Department requires specific training for those who work as emergency medical technicians in emergency care situations. This program covers those requirements and prepares students for the Colorado examination. Graduates are hired or serve as volunteers for ambulance services, police departments, fire departments, ski patrols and search and rescue organizations.

The EMT program may be taken in conjunction with other course work or independently. However, because of the limited course requirements, it is not appropriate as a sole course of study for full-time students.

Graduates of the program will receive a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency in Emergency Medical Services. The EMT Certificate is offered at all campuses except Roaring Fork-Spring Valley. For a description of this course, see the section called Course Descriptions.

Certficate Requirements

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Associate Degree of Applied Science - Paramedic EMT.
The two-year Associate of Applied Science degree program provides additional academic instruction to prepare you for leadership and management positions in emergency care. The degree coursework provides instruction about acute care, critical differences in physiology, pathophysiology, and clinical symptoms so that appropriate emergency assessment and treatment can be provided, and the necessary information communicated to a responsible physician. General education courses provide you with skills needed to either become a supervisor or continue your emergency medicine education.

Degree Requirements.

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