Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to:

Demonstrate effective communication, medical ethics, and professional behavior in emergency care contexts.

Apply knowledge of Emergency Medical Service (EMS) systems in Nigeria and abroad.

Operate medical and rescue equipment, and render emergency care within the Paramedic scope of practice.

Perform clinical assessments, diagnostics, and interventions within the Paramedic scope of practice.

Our extensive and international standard curriculum covers critical aspects of emergency medica care, including:
✓ Emergency Medical Services
✓ Trauma and Trauma Systems
✓ Medicine and Surgery
✓ Human Anatomy
✓ Human Physiology
✓ Pharmacology
✓ Obstetrics and Gynecology
✓ Psychiatry Emergencies
✓ Anesthesia
✓ Pediatric Emergencies
✓ Principles of Pathophysiology
✓ Ambulance Operations
✓ Search and Rescue

1. Virtual lectures and assignments with classmates interactions
2. Supervised clinical postings at reputable hospitals with feedback channels
3. On-campus simulations, practicals, and examinations (2-4 weeks per semester)
4. Housing and accommodations provided (first-come, first-served basis with a token)

. Diploma in Paramedic Science

Year 1: Non-clinical students (first and second semester, virtual lecture-based only and 2-6 weeks on-campus simulation practicals as well as examinations)

Year 2 & 3: Clinical Students (10 weeks virtual lectures, 48-hours per week clinical postings rotations at respective students' location and 4-6 weeks on-campus simulation practicals as well as assessments and examinations)

3 years (6 semesters)

Candidates must present NECO/WAEC/GCE/NABTEB results demonstrating five credits in: Mathematics, English, Biology, Chemistry and Physics obtained in no more than two sittings. Other science subjects related to the program may also be considered.