Bachelor's in Paramedicine

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A Bachelor of Paramedicine degree prepares you to qualify as a registered paramedic and deliver emergency health care in a range of settings. This accredited course gives you the paramedic skills, knowledge and clinical experience to assess life-threatening situations, provide out-of-hospital care and save lives. Paramedics are at the forefront of medical and emergency care. They assess, treat and transport patients in emergencies and health-related events in the community. Our Bachelor of Paramedicine will give you the skills, knowledge and hands-on experience to assess life-threatening situations, provide emergency care and potentially save lives. Starting with a core knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pharmacotherapy, then study the role of paramedics in practice, research, education and leadership. As a student paramedic, you’ll learn how to treat patients with a range of medical conditions including trauma, respiratory, cardiovascular, mental health, maternal and neonatal health.