The Pre-Professional Paramedicine program at Northeast Community College is ideal for students interested in paramedicine who want to complete general education courses before transferring to a four-year college or university. With easily transferable credits and affordable tuition, Northeast helps students save money while preparing for a professional degree.
Why Students Choose This Program
With affordable tuition, expert faculty, and a pathway to a four-year paramedicine program, students can confidently begin their college journey.
Students in the program benefit from a supportive and student-centered learning environment. Small class sizes allow for personalized instruction and one-on-one mentorship from experienced faculty who are committed to student success. Instructors bring real-world experience into the classroom and work closely with students to ensure they build the confidence and competence needed for success.
Northeast Community College has developed articulation agreements with many four-year colleges and universities, ensuring smooth credit transfers for students pursuing a bachelor's degree. For students planning to transfer, it's important to work closely with academic advisors at both Northeast and the transfer institution, utilizing the Transfer Guide to make informed course selections that align with your transfer goals.
Hands-On Learning Opportunities and Courses
The Pre-Professional Paramedicine program provides a strong academic foundation for students transferring to a paramedicine program. With a mix of interactive coursework and practical projects, students gain the skills they need for both continued education and future careers. The courses focus on critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving, so students are well-prepared for their next step.
The program includes a diverse range of courses designed to provide students a foundational knowledge, including:
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Health Care Ethics
Program Details
Associate of Arts (AA): 2 years (64 credits)
Associate of Science (AS): 2 years (65-67 credits)
Courses may be offered in-person, online, or hybrid.
The application for admission at Northeast is free. Apply for admission, and learn more about your next steps.
Dr. G. Tom Suber, Retired
Dr. Lisa Yosten, FRHS
Mike Wanke, Norfolk Ambulance
Tim Wragge, Norfolk Fire Division
Wendy Snodgrass, Department of Health & Human Services
Adele Anderson, Madison Rescue (Retired Elementary Teacher)
Trever O'Brien, Norfolk Fire Division
Don Zeman, LifeNet
William Perrigan, Norfolk Rescue Mission
Karmen Rotherham, Antelope Memorial Hospital
Carol Rodenborg, Director of EMS/Paramedic Program
R. Scott Crawford, EMT/Paramedic Instructor
