Other area agencies that provide EMS services.Local volunteer agencies who provide 911 services.Local EMS agencies who provide 911 services.Applications are accepted for a respective Paramedic cohort after the class is posted on the Paramedic class offerings schedule.Īdmissions In general, admission priority is identified as:
Contact us for the Paramedic program application paperwork and Paramedic program admission requirements in the application packet. Paramedic Program Admissions and ApplicationĮl Centro has a required application procedure based on Dallas College requirements, in addition to requirements from clinical facility partners. Submission of a complete application packet to the Health Sciences Division office by the designated application deadline.Required immunizations and CPR certification to Castle Branch. Completion of FEMA independent study courses IS-100.B – Introduction to Incident Command system ICS-100 and IS-700.A – National Management System (NIMS).Submission of official transcripts from each college or university previously attended (transcripts from the campuses of Dallas College are not required).Application and current admission to Dallas College.Graduation from high school or successful completion of the General Education Development (GED) test.Students can register for this course online through the This course is Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology I. Prior to each Paramedic cohort start date, El Centro Paramedic Faculty teach an A&P course. Review our class schedule to find a class that works for you.Īpplicants to the Paramedic program must have completed previous training as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and have a current and valid state of Texas EMT certification or National Registry credential.Īpplicants must have passed a college credit course in human anatomy and physiology as documented by official college transcripts. Defibrillation and synchronized cardioversion.Electrocardiogram (ECG) rhythm identification.Medication administration by various routes.The Paramedic program will prepare you to function as an advanced life-support provider with invasive skills training such as: Students will also earn ACLS, PEPP/PALS and ITLS credentials during the Paramedic courses. Training will include classroom instruction, laboratory practice, ambulance experience and hospital rotations with an emphasis on emergency department experience. The Paramedic program is designed to prepare students to provide advanced prehospital emergency care to patients. Students will complete 34 credit hours beyond the prerequisites of EMT training and the anatomy and physiology course. The Paramedic program can be completed in approximately 6.5 months in its fastest format.
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