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Student Learning Outcomes: This program is designed to provide the requisite course background prior to entrance into a CoAEMSP/CAAHEP-approved program in EMT-Paramedic and to promote the successful completion of that program. Likewise, this program is constructed to enable an EMT-Paramedic who completes a significant (see below) amount of university work to obtain university credit for their clinical program and earn a B.S. in Paramedic Technology. Vocational Applications: This program of study is appropriate for a student who desires an EMT-Paramedic positioin and a liberal arts education. Requirements: In order to obtain a degree from the University of Sioux Falls, a student must complete a CoAEMSP/CAAHEP-approved EMT-Paramedic Program(and its prerequisite EMT Program), complete a total of 128 (including 44 semester hours of blanket credit) semester hours and pass the National Registry Examination. Upon successful completion of the EMT-Paramedic Program, the required University courses and presentation of appropriate proof of passage of the National Registry Exam to the USF Registrar, 44 semester hours of blanket credit in Paramedic Technology will be transcripted and the appropriate degree awarded. In addition to meeting the liberal arts core requirements of the University, students must complete the courses listed below. Majors must participate in program assessment activities. BIO100 Concepts in BiologyContact Information: Dr. Cliff Lewis, Professor of Chemistry Phone: 605-331-6761 Office: Science Center Dr. George Mwangi, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Phone: 605-575-2069 Office: Science Center Keith Perkins, Associate Professor of Biology Phone: 605-331-6753 Office: Science Center Dr. Dennis Roark, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics Phone: 605-331-6757 Office: Science Center Dr. Bill Soeffing, Professor of Biology Phone: 605-331-6759 Office: Science Center |