Curriculum C251B - No new students accepted Effective 8/22/2010

Designed to prepare serving paramedics for supervisory roles. Candidates for this degree must be currently licensed as an EMT-P (Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic) in the state of Illinois. To gain admittance into this degree program, each candidate must have an interview with the program coordinator. In that interview, each candidate must present a "Letter of Good Standing" from the candidate's Project Medical Director, copies of his/her credentials, work history and resume. Candidate's previous training will be evaluated for credit grant. This program also is open to paramedic students enrolled in a paramedic program that has a co-operative agreement with Triton College.

Semester One			Credit Hours
	CIS 101	Introduction to Computer Science	3
		General education/Humanities	3
#	MAT 101	Quantitative Literacy or
#	MAT 102	Liberal Arts Mathematics	3
#	RHT 101	Freshman Rhetoric & Composition I1	3
	SPE 101	Principles of Effective Speaking1	3
		Program electives2	3-4
18-19
Semester Two
#	EMS 131	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic1	6
#	EMS 151	Paramedic I	4
#	EMS 152	Paramedic II	3
#	EMS 153	Paramedic III	3
16
Semester Three
#	EMS 154	Paramedic IV	6
#	EMS 155	Paramedic V	3
#	EMS 156	Paramedic VI	2
#	EMS 157	Paramedic VII	3
14
Semester Four
	BUS 154	Human Relations in Labor & Management	3
#	FIR 129	Hazardous Materials	3
#	EMS 161	EMS Lead Instructor	3
#	EMS 191	Risk Management in EMS	2
	SSC 190	Contemporary Society or
	PSC 150	American National Politics or
	HIS 151	History of the U. S. to 1877	3
		Electives2	3-4
17-18
		Total credits required for graduation	66

Program electives (3-4): BIS 190, BUS 150, CHM 140 or RHT 102.

¹EMS 131 meets the Health general education requirement.
²To determine how many elective hours to complete: the program elective and elective should equal seven semester hours.

Coordinator: William Justiz, Ext. 6109

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