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FULL-TIME | WINNIPEG LOCATIONS ADVCF-DP Paramedicine - Advanced Care Paramedicine

Overview

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Two-year diploma program (26 months)
August entry date
Notre Dame Campus, Winnipeg
Clinical work experience and field practicum
Applicants affiliated with rural EMS will receive priority over those affiliated with Winnipeg EMS. If you are affiliated with a Winnipeg EMS you may apply to this program, but you will only be considered should seats be available after June 15 for the upcoming program start date.
Due to high demand, this funded program is open to Manitoba residents only. Applications received from non-Manitoba residents for this program will be cancelled and the application fee will not be refunded.
If you have a criminal record you may not be able to complete this program. If you are listed on a Child Abuse Registry or Adult Abuse Registry you will not be able to complete this program. See Program Progression Requirements for more info.

Description
This purpose of the Advanced Care Paramedic program is to provide advanced training to rural and northern emergency medical service (EMS) professionals.

The program will use an integrated/blended approach to learning. The program will be delivered on a full time basis. It consists of theory courses delivered to students in an online distance mode, supported by faculty through the use of learning technologies. It will include in-person skill practice sessions in a paramedic classroom/laboratory setting, and followed by hands-on training sessions in clinical settings.

The final field practicum experience will be undertaken with an experienced ACP practitioner and will provide students with the opportunity to complete all competencies outlined in the National Occupational Competency Profile (NOCP) outlined by the Paramedic Association of Canada.