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Maggie Mejorado
Coordinator
Wharton County Junior College
Public Safety Training Programs 
911 Boling Highway
Wharton, Texas 77488
1-800-561-9252 ext. 6540
Fax: (979) 532-6541
Office: LADIEU115

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Program Curriculum

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Emergency Medical Services Training Certificates

Certificate courses offered by the Division of Workforce Development, Continuing Education, and Distance Learning.

Emergency Medical Technician Basic (EMT-Basic)
Emergency Medical Technician – Intermediate (EMT-I)
Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic (EMT-P)

These courses prepare students as emergency medical care providers in a pre-hospital setting.  Persons certified as  EMT-Paramedics provide a higher level of care as specified by the Texas Department of State Health and the National Registry of EMT’s.  Courses are offered in Wharton and  Richmond.  

The Emergency Medical Technician Certificate of Paramedic program is a 1-year certificate course of study that earns the student up to 37 college credit hours that can be matriculated into the EMT/Paramedic Associate of Applied Science degree at a later date.

Entrance Requirements

1.       THEA reading requirement met or Pre-THEA score of 18.

2.       Complete an application for admission.

3.       Provide a high-school transcript or a copy of a GED certificate and, if applicable, a transcript from each college.  Students must first complete the basic EMT program and be in the process of passing the state certification examination before enrolling in the EMT-Paramedic course. 

4.       Students must have a current Health Care Provider CPR card from the American Heart Association prior to entering the course.  Students not current in a Health Care Provider CPR should refer to the WCJC Continuing Education schedule for times and days.

5.        Students must fill out an application and make an appointment for an oral interview.

             Emergency Medical Technician Certificate of Paramedic

Course

Course Title

Semester Hours

First Semester (EMT Basic)

EMSP 1401

Emergency Medical Technician-Basic

4

EMSP 1260 (CC)

EMT - Basic Clinical

2

 

6 sem. hours

Second Semester (EMT Intermediate)

EMSP 1338

Introduction to Advanced Practice

3

EMSP 1355

Trauma Management

3

EMSP 1356

Patient Assessment and Airway Management

3

EMSP 2260 (CC)

EMT - Intermediate Clinical

2

 

11 sem. hours

Third Semester (EMT Paramedic)

EMSP 2444

Cardiology

4

EMSP 2434

Medical Emergencies

4

EMSP 2261 (CC)

EMT - Paramedic Clinical I

2

 

10 sem. hours

Fourth Semester

EMSP 2338

EMS Operations

3

EMSP 2243

Assessment-Based Management

2

EMSP 2330 Special Populations

3

EMSP 2262 (CC)

EMT-Paramedic Clinical II

2

CC = Capstone Course

10 sem. hours


Emergency Medical Services AAS Degree

(64 semester credit hours)

An Associate of Applied Science degree program offered by the Division of Workforce Development, Continuing Education, and Distance Learning.

This program is designed to prepare students for a career in emergency medical services. Students completing the first semester may apply for EMT-Basic certification. Students completing the additional occupational and general education courses will earn an AAS in Emergency Medical Services which broadens and heightens their educational and career opportunities and portability.

Course

Course Title

Semester Hours

Freshman Year, First Semester

EMSP 1401

Emergency Medical Technician - Basic

4

EMSP 1260 (CC)

EMT - Basic Clinical

2

ENGL 1301

Composition I

3

MATH

Any college level Math

3

PHED elective

Any PHED activity course

1

 

13 sem. hours

Freshman Year, Second Semester

EMSP 1338

Introduction to Advanced Practice

3

EMSP 1355

Trauma Management

3

EMSP 1356

Patient Assessment and Airway Management

3

EMSP 2260 (CC)

EMT - Intermediate Clinical

2

SPCH 1318

Interpersonal Communications

3

COSC 1301

Microcomputer Applications

3

 

17 sem. hours

Freshman Year, Summer Semester

SOCI 1301 or
PSYC 2301

Sociology or
Psychology


3

 

3 sem. hours

Sophomore Year, First Semester

EMSP 2434

Medical Emergencies

4

EMSP 2261 (CC)

EMT - Paramedic Clinical I

2

BIOL 2401

Human Anatomy and Physiology I

4

EMSP 2444

Cardiology

4

Humanities or Performing/Visual Arts elective

3

 

17 sem. hours

Sophomore Year, Second Semester

EMSP 2330 Special Populations

3

EMSP 2262

EMT - Paramedic Clinical II

2

EMSP 2243

Assessment Based Management

2

EMSP 2338

EMS Operations

3

BIOL 2402

Human Anatomy and Physiology II

4

CC = Capstone Course

14 sem. hours

  

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