Paramedic training in New York.

The bridge program fills knowledge gaps between the EMT-CC and Paramedic curricula following the National EMS Educational Standards. Delivered online, it demands time, discipline, and self-directed learning. Students complete comprehensive assessments to ensure mastery of the paramedic-level material, preparing them for advanced responsibilities.

Web-based program designed to bridge knowledge gaps between New York State Emergency Medical Technician-Critical Care curriculum and National EMS Paramedic Education Standards. Requires significant self-directed learning.

This program is designed for individuals passionate about saving lives and serving their community. Participants receive comprehensive training in emergency medical response techniques. The program aims to equip trainees with the necessary skills to handle a variety of medical emergencies and operate effectively in high-pressure situations.

A 2-year associate degree program (AAS) for students seeking full paramedic certification. Includes clinical and field internship opportunities. Graduates are eligible to take New York state and National Registry certifying Paramedic exams.

This two-year associate degree prepares students to work as paramedics, providing advanced pre-hospital care. Students will explore topics such as pharmacology, anatomy, and paramedic operations, equipping them with the skills to become highly competent professionals in emergency medical services. Graduates can pursue roles in various emergency services and healthcare institutions.

A comprehensive two-year associate degree program that prepares students to become certified paramedics. Students complete more than 600 clinical hours in areas including emergency rooms, labor and delivery, mental health, and hospice care. The program is designed for students seeking careers as paramedics with fire/EMS districts, commercial ambulance services, and hospital-based EMS providers.

A 63-credit Associate of Applied Science degree program that prepares students for a career as a paramedic. The program includes 180 hours of clinical experience in hospitals and 300 hours of field experience in ambulances. Students must be certified as a New York State EMT (basic level) to enroll. The program aligns with the National Emergency Medical Services Educational Standards for Paramedics.

A 32-credit certificate program that provides essential training for EMTs to become certified paramedics. The program includes 180 hours of clinical experience in hospitals and 300 hours of field experience in ambulances. Focuses on medical skills and field expertise required for paramedic certification.

Paramedic level certification training available to members who wish to pursue the highest level of EMS training.

Provides advanced education needed by paramedics to administer patient care in the pre-hospital setting, covering all advanced emergency medical care techniques and operational aspects. Approximately 1,400 hours over 13 months.

A non-credit-bearing certificate program that prepares entry-level paramedics in the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective learning domains. The program meets two days a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays) and includes advanced topics such as ventilator strategy, advanced intubation techniques, video laryngoscopes, and medication pumps.

A 12-month certificate program offering emergency medical services training with didactic and laboratory work, as well as clinical (hospital and ambulance) rotations. Students receive certification in BCLS, ACLS, PALS and PHTLS upon completion.

CoAEMSP accredited program requiring students to complete 500 hours of classroom training plus an additional 500+ hours of internship and field training. Includes ACLS, PALS, AMLS, and PHTLS certifications.

A comprehensive two-year program preparing entry-level paramedics in cognitive, psychomotor, and affective learning domains. Includes advanced life support skills, pharmacology, cardiac monitoring, and clinical training at affiliated hospitals with up to 16 hours per week of hands-on experience.

A two-year Associate in Applied Science degree program. First year includes general education requirements (Anatomy and Physiology, English, Math, Liberal Arts and Science courses) with NYS EMT certification available in first semester. Second year is a 12-month commitment focused entirely on paramedic education with lecture/lab two days per week and hospital/field rotations extending through summer.

A 60-credit Associate in Applied Science degree program that prepares entry-level paramedics with advanced pre-hospital care skills. Offers three tracks: Track A (no college credits required, 60 credits), Track B (for existing EMTs, 54 credits), and Track C (for paramedic graduates, 26 credits). Includes classroom, laboratory, and clinical rotations at hospitals and EMS agencies.

A one-year NYS Paramedic Certification program for students who already hold current NYS EMT certification and have completed an approved Anatomy & Physiology course with lab. Follows the same curriculum and schedule as the AAS degree second year, with lecture/lab two days per week and hospital/field rotations extending through summer.

The Paramedic A.A.S. program provides in-depth education and training for emergency medical services professionals, equipping them with the skills necessary for advanced pre-hospital medical care. Students learn through a combination of hands-on practicum and theoretical coursework, covering topics such as emergency pharmacology, patient assessment, and advanced airway management. Graduates are prepared to perform as paramedics in a variety of emergency medical settings, ready to obtain certification and licensure.

Advanced paramedic certification program offered at Westchester Community College. Program duration is 1 year for non-credit program or 2 years for AAS degree program.

One-year certificate program providing classroom, hands-on skill development, hospital clinical experience, and field internship experiences. Prepares students for admission to New York State Department of Health Paramedic certification exams.

The Certificate in Paramedic prepares students to administer the highest level of pre-hospital care to patients in emergency situations. The program includes classroom, hands-on skill development, hospital clinical experience, and field internships. Graduates are prepared for careers as Emergency Medical Technicians and become eligible to sit for the NYS examination for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic (EMT-P).

The Certificate program offers a direct path to becoming a certified paramedic, preparing students to handle emergency care. Students have the opportunity to become Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician–Paramedics (NREMT-P) and are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.

Certificate program designed for incoming students who already have a current NYS EMT card and one year of EMT experience. Successful completion allows students to take the New York State Department of Health and National Registry of EMT's certifying examinations at the Paramedic level.

A 40-credit certificate program for certified EMTs seeking to advance to paramedic level. Includes didactic presentations, laboratory time, and clinical and field internships. Exit points available at AEMT, EMT, and EMR levels.

Advanced Life Support certification course. Must successfully complete a nationally accredited paramedic program at the certificate or associate's degree level.

An intensive 15-18 month training program that blends online learning, classroom sessions, lab sessions and clinical experience. Students spend a minimum of 200 hours training in hospitals and 200 hours with EMS agencies, plus a Capstone Field Internship of minimum 120 hours. Program includes 9 didactic modules and meets National Education Standards for Paramedics.

Advanced certification course that expands on EMT and AEMT knowledge. Students learn advanced airway management techniques, ECG monitoring and cardiac care, pharmacology and medication administration, IV therapy, and other advanced skills.

Advanced program utilizing problem and case-based curriculum with experienced ALS field and physician providers. Includes hands-on experience through cutting-edge simulations and real-world clinical settings with access to 23 teaching hospitals.

A 12-month full-time program with seven months of classroom instruction (approximately 512 hours) followed by five months of clinical and field time. Classes meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and some Thursdays from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm with no weekend commitments.

Nine-month intensive program to prepare paramedics competent in cognitive, psychomotor, and affective learning domains. Includes classroom instruction, hospital clinical internships, and field rotations. Available with no fees; requires forgivable loan and three-year employment commitment to FDNY.

The Paramedic Program at Stony Brook University offers comprehensive training, enhancing cognitive, psychomotor, and affective skills necessary for entry-level paramedics. The curriculum aligns with NHTSA guidelines, providing up-to-date instruction and hands-on training in advanced medical interventions. Students gain in-depth knowledge in airway management, patient assessment, trauma response, and medical emergencies, preparing them to excel in complex clinical environments and achieve national EMT certification successfully.

Training certified EMT-Bs to become Paramedics with a focus on servicing rural communities. The program enhances healthcare delivery in the Southwestern Region. Students receive comprehensive training tailored to regional needs.

The Paramedic program by Arnot Health prepares students to be entry-level Paramedics in cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains. It includes detailed training with the possibility of exit at various levels like AEMT or EMT. National standards and mandatory prerequisites like FEMA courses ensure comprehensive education, leading to the NYS/NR written exam for credentialing.