Description

The student will apply new theory and incorporate practical skills, history, assessment, clinical presentation, and diagnostic findings of the ill or injured patient to determine a provisional diagnosis utilizing differential diagnoses and develop an appropriate treatment plan. Students will integrate all knowledge and skills to manage calls for the delivery of safe patient care and promote optimal outcomes. Integration of all these components is critical to address the multiple medical and traumatic conditions encountered in the field. The student will demonstrate proficiency in the application of all competencies in a Skills, Scenario, and Simulation environment.


Notes

This course is available to Emergency Services Students only.


Requisites

  • Complete All of the following:
    • A minimum grade of B- (70-72%) in the above course
    • Complete the following:
      • EM1020 - Paramedic Foundations I (6)

    • Completed or concurrently enrolled in:
      • EM1600 - Personal Health and Wellness (3)
      • EM2030 - Paramedics in Special Populations (3)
      • EM2200 - Physiology II (3)
      • EM2500 - Professional Paramedics (3)

Course Timetable

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Jan 6 2026 - Apr 23 2026

Grande Prairie Campus

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Instructor

TBA

Open: 4 of 24 spots filled

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