Paramedical Services -Track (AAS.PS.TRK)
The Associate degree in Paramedical Services Track (AAS.PS.TRK) prepares the student for acceptance into the Paramedical Services program. Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be eligible to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician's examination.Application Process/Admission Criteria
The Paramedical Services program is a competitive, special admission program which uses an objective formula to rank applicants. Applicants seeking admission into the Paramedical Services Program for Spring semester must have a completed application on file in the EMS department prior to the admission deadline of November 1st. The program will notify applicants within six weeks of the admission deadline of tentative acceptance/denial.
In order to have a completed application on file, students must do the following:
1. Complete an Intent to Enroll to the College selecting AAS.PS.TRK as course of study. (Note: College acceptance does not guarantee admission into the program.)
2. Submit official transcripts from any other colleges attended to Admissions & Records. Request a transcript evaluation for AAS.PS.
3.Complete the online Paramedical Services Application at https://www.lakelandcollege.edu/emergency-medical-services/ Within 2 weeks of receipt of application, the student will be notified via email of eligibility.
4. Successful completion of the pre-requisite EMS-050; 6 months of employment experience with employment verification OR current Illinois Basic license with letter of recommendation from EMS Systems Coordinator, Fire Chief or Ambulance Manager.
5. Successful completion of Bio-050 or BIO-225 with grade "C" or above prior to starting the program in the Spring OR if accepted, during the first semester of the program.
For more information, review the Paramedical Services Application Checklist at https:// www.lakelandcollege.edu/emergency-medical-services/
There are prerequisites that need to be taken prior to acceptance
1. EMS-050 Emergency Medical Tech-Basic*
2. BIO-050 Basic Anatomy & Physiology or BIO-225 Human Anatomy & Physiology I**
Co-requisite courses are required for program completion and may be taken prior to acceptance.
1. ENG-119 Composition Pathway or ENG120 Composition I
2. PSY271 Intr/Psychology or COM-111 Intro to Speech Communications
3. PSY279 Human Dev/Life Span
4. HED-290 Disease Processes
5. BIO-226 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
6. AHE-041 Medical Terminology
7. AHE-055 Math for Meds
The Allied Health Program guidelines and expectations align with the College's Pandemic Safety Response Guidelines. If the College updates the guidelines, the Allied Health Programs will follow the new guidelines. If clinical partners impose guidelines that are more restrictive, such as a vaccination mandate, the Allied Health Programs will follow the clinical partner's guidelines. If a student refuses to comply with the clinical site's protocols, he/she will fail to meet clinical objectives and will therefore fail the course.
Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by a degree audit.
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