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Students will be required to produce and maintain evidence on file of a current NREMT or TDSHS certification at EMT or higher prior to attending the first skills lab practice session in Texas. Rules in other states in which skills sites are located may vary, and students may be required to meet those individual state requirements. Students must have successfully completed P1 Skills Testing as well as the Pharmacology and Cardiology sections of the P2 didactic segment (through the Qualifying Exams) to be eligible to start Lab Skills Practice and Testing for P2 .  \nPROGRAM GOALS AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES: PERCOM EMS Medical Education Consortium strives to ensure that competent, entry-level students graduate, become certified or licensed and move into patient care jobs and volunteer positions that continue to be desperately needed in the community. To achieve this overall course goal, the Paramedic Program is broken into 2 primary Paramedic course segments, Paramedic 1 and Paramedic 2 (P1 and P2) . (Students seeking only NREMT-Advanced – AEMT certification will only be required to complete P1, P1 labs and P1 clinical and field rotations.) Students who wish to be eligible for Paramedic certification must successfully complete both P1 and P2 segments, including associated Labs, Clinical and Field Experiences, Final Field Internship and a summative Graduate Scenario Examination with the Medical Director. The following outcomes and objectives have been adopted and must be demonstrated by each student prior to successful completion of the program.  \nStudent Learning Outcomes Statements  \nObjectives  \nThe program prepares its graduates to:  \n• Demonstrate individual professional behaviors consistent with employer and community expectations of an entry-level paramedic.  \n• Demonstrate technical proficiency in all of the skills identified for the role of an entrylevel paramedic.  \n• Comprehend, apply, and evaluate information relative to the expected duties, roles and responsibilities of the entry-level paramedic.  \nExpected Outcomes  \nStudents in the program will demonstrate:  \n1. Cognitive knowledge level expected of an entry level paramedic and as necessary to function in a healthcare setting.  \n2. General medical knowledge expected of an entry level paramedic and as necessary to function in a healthcare setting.  \n3. The ability to collect data from charts and patients and appropriately interpret that data.  \n4. The ability to thoroughly assess a patient utilizing various diagnostic tools and procedures.  \n5. The ability to recommend appropriate therapeutic procedures and make sound patient care judgments as expected of an entry level paramedic.  \n6. The ability to perform a broad range of clinical skills, procedures and equipment.  \n7. The ability to communicate and interact effectively with non-clinical and clinical persons in various healthcare and scene environments.  \n8. The ability to present oneself in an ethical and professional manner.  \n9. The ability to manage time efficiently while functioning in a healthcare setting.  \n10. The ability to use critical thinking skills to assess and treat patients in emergency settings.  \nMETHODS OF EVALUATION: To graduate from the Paramedic program, students must demonstrate minimum levels of competency in the following areas: cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills and hands-on type performances) and affective (behavior and attitude). The last area, affective, involves the student’s ability to demonstrate the following characteristics throughout the program, and students will be graded on each at various stages and throughout the entire course: integrity, empathy, self-motivation, appearance and personal hygiene, self-confidence, ","cbCaibPEYysIiaxq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibPEYysIiaxq","pdf",220761,"English","# Target Audience\n## Program Goals and Expected Outcomes\n## Student Learning Outcomes Statements\n## Methods of Evaluation\n## Required Minimum Competencies to Complete Labs","[{\"question\":\"When will P2 practice and testing sessions be available after qualifying exams and the final exam?\",\"answer\":\"Students may attend the first two P2 Practice Sessions after successfully passing the Pharmacology and ECG Qualifying Exams. 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