Emergency Medical Services Department

• Clinical Assessment: Perform comprehensive medical and trauma assessments in both emergency field and clinical settings at an entry-level paramedic proficiency.
• Diagnostic & Therapeutic Application: Apply diagnostic skills and interventional techniques within the paramedic scope of practice to formulate and execute appropriate patient action plans.
• Critical Thinking: Integrate knowledge from paramedic studies with diagnostic findings to develop accurate patient impressions in complex pre-hospital scenarios.
• Communication: Effectively exchange information with patients and medical staff, and produce accurate verbal and written patient care reports.
• Professionalism & Ethics: Maintain professional behavior, including self-motivation, flexibility, and adherence to legal and ethical standards in emergency care.
• Research & Evidence-Based Practice: Actively participate in research and leadership activities to promote evidence-based clinical practice in the EMS field.
• Disaster Management: Acquire knowledge in responding to and recovering from hazards, disasters, and mass gathering emergencies. 

Scientific high school certificate – aptitude and achievement tests – high physical fitness.

First Year – First Semester (Preparatory Year)

ENGL101 – English Language I – 3 Credit Hours
CHEM101 – General Chemistry – 3 Credit Hours
BIOL101 – General Biology – 3 Credit Hours
UNIV101 – University Requirements – 3 Credit Hours

First Year – Second Semester (Preparatory Year)

ENGL102 – English Language II – 3 Credit Hours
CHEM102 – Applied Chemistry – 3 Credit Hours
BIOL102 – Human Biology – 3 Credit Hours
STAT101 – Basic Statistics – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – First Semester (EMS Core Specialization)

ANAT201 – Human Anatomy I – 3 Credit Hours
PHYS201 – Human Physiology I – 3 Credit Hours
EMS201 – Introduction to Emergency Medical Services – 3 Credit Hours
EMS202 – Patient Assessment – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – Second Semester

ANAT202 – Human Anatomy II – 3 Credit Hours
PHYS202 – Human Physiology II – 3 Credit Hours
PHAR201 – Pharmacology for EMS – 3 Credit Hours
EMS203 – Basic Life Support – 3 Credit Hours

Third Year – First Semester

PATH301 – Pathophysiology – 3 Credit Hours
EMS301 – Trauma Emergencies – 3 Credit Hours
EMS302 – Airway Management – 3 Credit Hours
CLIN301 – Clinical Rotation I – 3 Credit Hours

Third Year – Second Semester

EMS303 – Medical Emergencies – 3 Credit Hours
EMS304 – Pediatric Emergencies – 3 Credit Hours
EMS305 – Advanced Life Support I – 3 Credit Hours
CLIN302 – Clinical Rotation II – 3 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – First Semester

EMS401 – Critical Care Emergencies – 3 Credit Hours
EMS402 – Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies – 3 Credit Hours
EMS403 – Disaster and Mass Casualty Management – 3 Credit Hours
CLIN401 – Clinical Rotation III – 3 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – Second Semester

EMS404 – Advanced Life Support II – 3 Credit Hours
EMS405 – Emergency Medical Ethics and Law – 3 Credit Hours
EMS406 – Research Methods in EMS – 3 Credit Hours
CLIN402 – Clinical Rotation IV – 3 Credit Hours

Fifth Year – Internship Year

EMS501 – Internship Training Program – 12 Credit Hours

A full-time, 12-month clinical internship conducted in hospitals and Red Crescent centers to develop professional competence and clinical autonomy.