National College

Earning an associate degree to become a Paramedic may prepare students to become part of the first-response teams that administer both basic and life support care in many emergency situations. Our program exceeds the standards and curriculum outlined by national organizations, and prepares graduates to sit for national registry certification as a paramedic. Graduates may become a key component in pre-hospital emergency care in this life-saving profession.

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Students who earn a Medical Assisting associate degree will be trained in both the medical and administrative duties that they will likely be using in most medical settings. Courses will include medical terminology, microbiology, pharmacology, and more, to prepare students to work side-by-side with health care professionals in clinics, private practices, hospitals, and other settings. The administrative courses will teach computer applications, business organization, and other office practices to round-out this degree.

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