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Primary Care Paramedicine

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DIPLOMA

  • School of Health Sciences
  • Duration: Two Years

Deadlines: (1) for receipt of application - March 21st 2025; (2) for receipt of ALL supporting documentation - March 28th 2025.

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Prince Philip Drive Campus - On Campus delivery - September 2025

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Health Care in Motion. 
 
Paramedics are health care professionals who answer the call for emergency care outside of a hospital. These emergency heroes are often the first medical responders on the scene when 911 is called; they administer pre-hospital patient care on the scene and during transport to the nearest hospital.  
 
Paramedics are highly skilled members of a health care team who demonstrate rational problem-solving abilities and excellent decision-making skills when called to an emergency situation. This provision of emergency medical services (EMS) is a unique and vital community service and a truly meaningful vocation. Paramedics save lives.  
 
If you have excellent teamworking and problem-solving skills, the ability to think quickly and critically, and can stay calm under pressure, this profession may be for you.  
 
The Primary Care Paramedicine program offers a challenge and will provide you with extensive classroom and clinical/practicum experience. You will address the operational and procedural skills of the primary care paramedic, as well as the ethical and professional behaviours such as effective communication. Mental and physical fitness and healthy lifestyles are emphasized throughout the program, as paramedics must be fit to perform the requirements of the occupation.? 
 
Does this sound like your calling? Keep calm and apply now. 
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
  • Prepare to work in a competent and skillful manner providing pre-hospital care in accordance with the national standards for paramedics 
  • Portable credentials to other provinces 
  • Prepares you to write the Canadian Organization of Paramedic Regulators (COPR) exam 
  • Accredited by Accreditation Canada 
  • Clinical placements assigned at approved training sites 
  • Practice driving in the CNA ambulance; take part in mock simulation disasters 
  • Over 650 practical hands-on hours 
DID YOU KNOW?
  • Newfoundland and Labrador is a hotspot for this kind of job – due to the severe shortage of staff in the province, there is a very high probability of employment upon graduation. The national average for an area this size is 359* employees, while there are 778 jobs here.1 
  • The word paramedic is a combination of two terms. "Para" means next to, and "medic" means doctor.? 
  • According to Salary Expert, the average salary for a Paramedic in Canada is $57,426?per year.2?A senior level paramedic (8+ years’ experience) earns an average of $70,046. 
  • Paramedics are employed in various settings including but not limited to:  Ambulance, emergency rooms and health care clinics, industrial and marine environments, disaster response, police tactile teams and expedition medicine. 
  • This program can serve as a prerequisite for the Advanced Care Paramedicine program.
OBJECTIVES
Upon successful completion of the Primary Care Paramedicine program, graduates will be able to:
 
  1. Demonstrate required skills, knowledge, and abilities, as prescribed by the Canadian Organization of Paramedic Regulators (COPR) and the Canadian Standards of Canada (NOSP) Profiles with consistency, independence, timeliness, accuracy, and appropriateness.
  2. Integrate assessment, diagnostic, and treatment procedures into the holistic management of patients in the out-of-hospital setting.
  3. Use critical thinking and problem-solving skills that promote logical and independent decision-making in the provision of paramedic care.
  4. Maintain a level of physical and mental health necessary to perform the bona fide occupational requirements.
  5. Communicate effectively and work collaboratively with other members of the health care team to serve patients and employers with the highest degree of competence.
  6. Reflect professionalism through personal deportment and public interactions.
  7. Demonstrate ethical behaviour, empathy, and respect for individuals.
CERTIFICATIONS
During the program students will complete the following certificate(s)/certification(s):
 
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
  • Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS)
  • Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI)
  • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
  • Trauma Informed Care
  • Incident Command System (ICS 100)
  • Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (CEVO)
  • International Trauma Life Support (ITLS)
  • Pediatric Emergency Assessment Recognition and Management (PEARS)
  • Workplace NL Introduction to MSK injuries
  • Mental Health Commission of Canada “The Working Mind”
CLINICAL PLACEMENTS
Clinical placements are a required element of this program, and students will be assigned placements at approved training sites. There is no guarantee that students will receive a placement at their preferred clinical site. All expenses associated with the completion of clinical placement will be the responsibility of the student.  
 
Students require a clear Certificate of Conduct (Criminal Record Check and Vulnerability Sector Check) to be permitted into a clinical placement.  Students with an unclear Certificate of Conduct are advised to contact student.placements@cna.nl.ca prior to beginning the program.
 
For programs with competitive admissions, clinical placements are not affected by ranking in the competitive admissions process and will be determined under institutional guidelines.
 
PARAMEDIC PHYSICAL FITNESS REQUIREMENTS
Becoming a paramedic is physically demanding, and success in the program requires students to meet the physical standards of the profession. This includes successfully completing the Paramedic Physical Assessment Testing (PPAT) within 7 minutes at various stages throughout the program.
 
The PPAT consists of:
  • Carrying 2 x 30lbs trauma bags along a pathway (74m / 242ft)
  • Performing 2 minutes of compression only CPR
  • Carrying 2 x 50lbs simulated extrication equipment along a set pathway including stairs (37m/ 121ft)
  • Perform (with a partner) an extremity lift of a 200lb manikin from the floor to a chair
  • Move a Stair chair with a 200lb manikin along a pathway including stairs (37m/ 121ft)
  • Move a 145lbs barbell (simulated loaded stretcher) along a pathway (32m/ 104 ft)
ACCREDITATION
The Primary Care Paramedicine (PCP) program is accredited by Accreditation Canada until June 2025.
 
This program is currently “Accredited” with Accreditation Canada/EQual. Our “Accredited” status serves as an important demonstration of our commitment to providing quality education in alignment with accreditation and regulatory requirements. If you require additional information regarding our accreditation status and endeavors and/or any potential implications our accreditation status may have on your future abilities to practice as a healthcare professional, we encourage you to reach out to the Dean for the School of Health Sciences.

Note: Graduates of the program are eligible to write the certification examination set by Canadian Organization of Paramedic Regulators (COPR).
 
TUITION SUPPORT
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador has incentive funding for students enrolled in the PCP program, including:
 
Tuition Relief Program for Primary Care Paramedics (PCP) and Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) Students
 
Students entering their first year of either the PCP or ACP programs in the province beginning in September 2025 are eligible for tuition relief. Tuition relief will be applied directly towards the cost of tuition.

For programs that are two years in length, there is no return-in-service requirement to avail of tuition relief for the first year, however a one-year return-in-service with NL Health Services is required for the cohort of students to avail of tuition relief for year two.
 
For more information visit the Department of Health and Community Services website.
 
REFERENCES
[1] Lightcast, 03, 2023 Data Set, Occupational Overview; Paramedical occupations in Newfoundland and Labrador
[2] Indeed.com, 2024; Paramedic Job Description | Indeed
 

Admission Requirements


At the time of application to the Primary Care Paramedicine program, applicants MUST be completing or have completed one of the following:
 
1.         High School
High School Graduation Certificate with a 60% overall average in the following (or equivalent):
I.          English: 3201 or 3202 (minimum 60%)
Note: Effective 2026-2027 Academic Year intake applicants will need to have completed English 3201
II.         Mathematics chosen from:
Advanced: 2200, 3200 (50% minimum in each course)
Academic: 2201 (50% minimum), 3201 (60% minimum)
III.        Three Science courses:
Biology: 2201 and 3201
Chemistry: 3202
Note: Starting with the 2024-2025 Academic Year intake, applicants that have completed BL3201 after September 2020, will be required to have completed both BL2201 & BL3201.
Note: 
CNA will not apply newly revised requirements to the disadvantage of an applicant whose high school courses were established by earlier requirements. 
2.         College Transition (prior to 2024, students would have completed Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) Transition)
College Transition Certificate with the following courses:
i. English (minimum 60%): CM1060
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, CM1061
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ii. Math (minimum 60%): MA1040
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, MA1041
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iii. Four Science courses:
a. Biology: BL1025
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, BL1026
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b. Chemistry: CH1035
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, CH1036
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3.         Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Adult Basic Education (Level III) Graduation with Degree and Technical Profile (overall 60% average) including the following courses (or equivalent):
I.          English (minimum of 60%) 3101A, 3101B, 3101C or 3102A, 3102B, 3102C
II.         Mathematics (minimum of 60%) 1101A, 1101B, 1101C, 2101A, 2101B, 2101C, 3101A, 3101B, 3101C
III.        Science :
Biology 1101, 2101A, 2101B, 2101C, 3101A, 3101B, 3101C
Chemistry 1102, 2102A, 2102B, 2102C, 3102A, 3102B, 3102C
Note:  Applicants with Adult Basic Education (Level III) Graduation with a different Profile (and appropriate grades) may be eligible for admission to the program provided the appropriate selection of courses including those outlined above have been completed.

Note: ESL students only – must meet School of Health Sciences English proficiency as outlined in Policy No. AC-102-PR.

Additional Admission Requirements
  • Completion of the Casper Admissions Exam.
    • The Casper Admissions Exam official score will be used as part of the points-based system to determine ranking in the competitive entry process
    • All applicants are required to complete Casper* Admissions Exam (Casper 2 – CSP10211)
      as part of their application for the 2023/2024 admissions cycle. To complete Casper, visit Taking the Casper assessment - Take Casper (acuityinsights.app).
*Casper. The Casper test comprises 14 sections of video and written scenarios. Following each scenario, you will be required to answer a set of probing questions under a time contract. The test typically takes between 90-110 minutes to complete. Each response is graded by a different rater, giving a very robust and reliable view of personal and professional characteristics important to our program. No studying is required for Casper, although you may want to familiarize yourself with the test structure at TakeCasper.com, and ensure you have a quiet environment to take the test. We strongly urge you to take advantage of the 14-section practice test, which will not only immerse you in the test environment but will also ensure you meet the technical requirements to access and complete the test.
 
Casper test results are valid for one admissions cycle. Applicants who have already taken the test in previous years will therefore be expected to re-take it. 
Casper Test Dates 2024-2025 Application Cycle
  • October 3, 2024
  • October 10, 2024
  • November 7, 2024
  • December 5, 2024
  • January 9, 2025
  • January 21, 2025
  • February 20, 2025
  • March 4, 2025
  • April 8, 2025
 
For a more detailed look at the Casper test, please see this video.

Additional Requirements Upon Acceptance

1. Complete a HS Student Information and Program Awareness Package, which includes:
  • Criminal Record Screening (RNC) or Criminal Record Check (RCMP)
  • Vulnerable Sector Check (RNC or RCMP)
  • NL Student Preplacement Immunizations and Communicable Diseases Screening Form
2. Program specific requirements:
  • Standard/Intermediate First Aid
  • CPR (BLS) – Annual renewal required for duration of the program.
  • Class 05 Learner (Level 1) Driver’s License (minimum)
Note: Employers may require that Paramedics have a Class 04 driver’s license which can be obtained through a Provincial Motor Vehicle Registration Office.
 
See the Additional Information for Health Sciences Applicants (Definitions and Regulations) section of the calendar or under the Admissions Regulations section of our website for details. 
 
Notes: 
  • Applicants with a criminal offense listed on their Criminal Record Check may be denied access to clinical placements and may be unable to complete their program. Acceptance of the Criminal Record is at the discretion of the clinical placement site.
  • The applicant is responsible for ensuring that all medical requirements are met, and health screening records are complete before submission. Certain immunizations require a series of tests or vaccines, requiring weeks or months to complete. Start the process as early as possible.
  • The applicant is responsible for all associated costs (vaccinations, laboratory testing, healthcare fees, certificate of conduct fees, etc.).

COMPETITIVE ENTRY APPLICATION PROCESS - FALL 2025
Program Start Date   September 2025    
The competitive admissions process is points-based and includes:
View the Competitive Entry Application Process for this program
Deadline for receipt of application February 26, 2025     
Deadline for receipt of ALL supporting documentation*      March 7, 2025
Initial round of acceptances April 15, 2025

*Documentation received after the deadline WILL NOT be considered
**Candidates not accepted for the intake to which they applied must re-apply for admission to future offerings.  Applications WILL NOT be kept on file.


Effective Academic Year 2026 – 2027 intake
:
At the time of application to the Primary Care Paramedic program, applicants MUST be completing or have completed one of the following:
 
1. High School
High School Graduation Certificate with a 60% overall average in the following (or equivalent):
i. English 3201
ii. Mathematics chosen from:
    Advanced: 2200, 3200 (50% minimum in each course)
    Academic: 2201 (50% minimum), 3201 (60% minimum)
iii. Science:
    Biology: 2201 and 3201
    Chemistry: 3202 or Physics 3204
Note: Starting with the 2024-2025 Academic Year intake, applicants that have completed BL3201 after September 2020, will be required to have completed both BL2201 & BL3201.
Note: CNA will not apply newly revised requirements to the disadvantage of an applicant whose high school courses were established by earlier requirements. 
2. College Transition (prior to 2024, students would have completed Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) Transition)
College Transition Certificate with the following courses:
i. English (minimum 60%): CM1060
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, CM1061
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ii. Math (minimum 60%): MA1040
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, MA1041
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iii. Four Science courses:
a. Biology: BL1025
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, BL1026
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 b. Chemistry: CH1035
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, CH1036
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or Physics PH1055
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, PH1056
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3. Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Adult Basic Education (Level III) Graduation with Degree and Technical Profile (overall 60% average) including the following courses (or equivalent):
1 English (minimum of 60%) 3101A, 3101B, 3101C or 3102A, 3102B, 3102C
2 Mathematics (minimum of 60%) 1101A, 1101B, 1101C, 2101A, 2101B, 2101C, 3101A, 3101B, 3101C
3 Science from two of the following sections:
a. Biology 1101, 2101A, 2101B, 2101C, 3101A, 3101B, 3101C
b. Chemistry 1102, 2102A, 2102B, 2102C, 3102A, 3102B, 3102C
OR
Physics 1104, 2104A, 2104B, 2104C, 3104A, 3104B, 3104C
Applicants with Adult Basic Education (Level III) Graduation with a different Profile (and appropriate grades) may be eligible for admission to the program provided the appropriate selection of courses including those outlined above have been completed.
4. Mature Student Requirements
Applicants who do not meet the education prerequisites for this program, must be at least 19 years at the time of application and out of school for at least one year may be considered on an individual basis under the Mature Student Requirements; for more information regarding the Mature Student Requirements please refer to Procedure AC-102-PR Admission.
Note:  Students meeting academic entrance requirements are accepted on a first come, first served basis. Before final acceptance is granted, additional documentation must be submitted; see the Additional Information for Health Sciences Applicants section of the calendar or under the Admissions Regulations section of our website for details.

Note: ESL students only – must meet School of Health Sciences English proficiency as outlined in Policy No. AC-102-PR.
 
Additional Requirements Upon Acceptance
1. Complete a HS Student Information and Program Awareness Package, which includes:
  • Criminal Record Screening (RNC) or Criminal Record Check (RCMP)
  • Vulnerable Sector Check (RNC or RCMP)
  • NL Student Preplacement Immunizations and Communicable Diseases Screening Form
2. Program specific requirements:
  • Standard/Intermediate First Aid
  • CPR (BLS) – Annual renewal required for duration of the program.
  • Class 05 Learner (Level 1) Driver’s License (minimum)
Note: Employers may require that Paramedics have a Class 04 driver’s license which can be obtained through a Provincial Motor Vehicle Registration Office.
 
See the Additional Information for Health Sciences Applicants (Definitions and Regulations) section of the calendar or under the Admissions Regulations section of our website for details.

Courses


 
CODE TITLE Hrs/wk
Semester 1   Cr Le La
BL1180
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Anatomy and Physiology 5 5 0
TM1130
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Medical Terminology 3 3 0
HG2051
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Professional Practice & Ethics 3 3 0
PA1115
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Health & Wellness 2 2 0
PA1231
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Airway Management 3 2 3
PA1126
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EMS Basics 5 4 4
         
Semester 2   Cr Le La
PA1250
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Social Responsibilities of the Paramedic 2 2 0
CM1250
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Communications in Healthcare 3 3 0
PA1255
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Pathophsiology 6 6 0
PA1521
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Mental Health 3 2 3
PA1295
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Prehospital Pharmacology 4 3 3
PA1280
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Cardiology 4 3 2
         
Semester 3   Cr Le La
PA1375
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Lifting and Moving 2 1 3
PA1385
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Medical Emergencies 5 4 2
PA1395
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Pediatrics 3 2 2
         
Semester 4   Cr Le La
PA2000
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Traumatology 5 3 5
PA2006
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Obstetrics and Neonatal 3 1 2
PA1516
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Special Considerations 4 3 3
PA1416
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Interagency Relations 3 2 3
PA1480
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Clinical 4 0 4 wks
         
Semester 5   Cr Le La
PA2020
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Simulation Lab 3 0 9
PA2026
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Practicum I 7 0 7 wks
         
Semester 6   Cr Le La
PA2075
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Practicum II 7 0 7 wks

Tuition & Fees


TUITION SUPPORT

The province of Newfoundland and Labrador has incentive funding for students enrolled in the PCP program, including:
 
Tuition Relief Program for Primary Care Paramedics (PCP) and Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) Students
 
Students entering their first year of either the PCP or ACP programs in the province beginning in September 2025 are eligible for tuition relief. Tuition relief will be applied directly towards the cost of tuition.

For programs that are two years in length, there is no return-in-service requirement to avail of tuition relief for the first year, however a one-year return-in-service with NL Health Services is required for the cohort of students to avail of tuition relief for year two.
 
For more information visit the Department of Health and Community Services website.

Canadian Students

The confirmation fee is due within two weeks of receipt of your Letter of Acceptance. It is required in order to hold your seat in the program.

Base Fees

Mandatory Fees

  • Application Fee - $30.00 per program (non-refundable) | Application Page
    Application fees must be paid for each application to the College.
    Application fees are only refundable if the program does not go ahead, and the applicant does not want to transfer the application to another program.
  • Confirmation Fee - $103.00 per program annually (non-refundable)
    Student must pay a non-refundable fee on confirmation of acceptance to each program at the College. The fee covers registration and student association fees and is paid annually for the duration of the program.
  • Academic Audit Fee (once per program) - $50.00
  • Technology Fee (per semester) - $83.00
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Full-Time Student Fees

Certificate & Diploma Programs:

Regular Term (15-weeks)
Health Sciences (per semester) - $1,301.00

Intersession (up to 7-weeks)
Health Sciences (per semester) - $625.00
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Part-Time Student Fees

Certificate & Diploma Programs:

Tuition Fee (per course) - $320.00

Regulations

Regulations Governing Payment of Fees & Charges

  1. All student fees must be paid by the date specified in each term.  The dates are listed in the Academic Calendar on page. Students receiving Student Aid must present their notification of Student Aid form on the first day of classes. These students are permitted to have fees outstanding until receipt of the Student Aid, at which time these students must pay their accounts in full.
  2. Students who have not paid all fees within the time limits given in these regulations may have their registration cancelled by the College.
  3. Students with outstanding accounts will be ineligible for a subsequent term, will not be awarded a diploma or certificate, access to register, and will not be issued a certificate of standing (transcript), grade report, or access to on-line grades until the outstanding account has been paid in full. It is the student’s responsibility to address outstanding balances and to work with their respective campus student services office on inquiries related to their account balance.
  4. Should the College cancel a program, all tuition and fees paid will be refunded.
  5. Out of sequence students registering or withdrawing within a term will pay a prorated tuition and equipment and materials fee per week.
  6. Students taking courses above their normal term load (requires application to extend normal course load per semester) will pay tuition for each additional course taken.
  7. Senior Citizens, 60 years and older, are required to pay 50% of confirmation fee and tuition.
  8. Students wishing to audit a course will pay 50% of the tuition and 100% of the technology fees (if applicable).

 


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