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Mayland Community College
Associate Degree in Emergency Medical Science
- Spruce Pine, USA
- Burnsville, USA
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Associate Degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
Paramedics are often the first responders to any emergency situation, making split-second decisions that save people’s lives. Mayland offers options for current EMT’s or currently-credentialed certificate Paramedics seeking to advance your education that will allow you to earn your Associate Degree in Emergency Medical Science.
Blinn College
Emergency Medical Services Program
- Online USA
Associate Degree
English
The Blinn College District Associate of Applied Science Degree and Paramedic Certificate include knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to recognise, assess, and manage medical emergencies under the supervision and direction of a physician.
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American National University
Emergency Medical Technology – Paramedic Associate’s Degree
- Pikeville, USA
Associate Degree
Full time
100 weeks
On-Campus
English
We offer an intensive program that includes the courses you need to receive your associates degree. The result is a well-rounded learning experience that prepares you to sit for the EMTB certification.
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Emergency Services degree programs at the Associate Degree level offer a hands-on approach to preparing you for a rewarding career in public safety. This field focuses on equipping you with the skills necessary to respond effectively in emergency situations, making it an exciting choice for those passionate about serving their communities.
Through courses in emergency management, first aid, and crisis intervention, you’ll build expertise in critical decision-making, resource management, and communication skills. Students strengthen adaptability as they explore the various roles within emergency services, such as firefighter, emergency medical technician, and disaster response coordinator. You'll also gain practical knowledge in public safety policies and protocols through simulations and scenario-based training.
The curriculum emphasizes applying theory to real-world situations, ensuring you develop the competencies needed in high-pressure environments. Graduates typically find opportunities in local and state agencies, non-profit organizations, and healthcare facilities, where they can make a meaningful contribution to community safety and resilience.