Health Science and Emergency Services
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Suite 111-312
Department of Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Dear Prospective Student,
Thank you for your interest in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) education program at Collin College. The Paramedic program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP) (www.coaemsp.org). In addition, the Collin County Community College District EMT and Paramedic programs are in compliance with the Texas Department of State Health Services (www.dshs.texas.gov).
Our EMS education program combines state-of-the-art equipment with academic and field experienced instructors to provide a broad knowledge base for effective Emergency Medical Services. This ensures that the students will possess the skills and knowledge necessary to perform in a variety of emergency situations once their education is completed.
EMS training at the Paramedic level is only for the distinct and exceptional student. It requires dedication, discipline, physical and mental fitness. Potential EMS workers should be aware that they will be charged with the responsibility of saving the lives of critically ill or injured patients. Therefore, students in the program are held to the highest of standards.
The following information is being provided to you to assist you in your education decision. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have questions.
Summer 2019 EMT and Fall 2019 Paramedic
DUAL CREDIT EMT
9 College Credit Hours
- Requirements - This program is ONLY for high school students who have been recommended by their school.
- EMT Class Schedule
- STUDENT APPLICATION
- Application Deadline Date Tuesday, April 30, 2019
- Clinical/Internship Requirements
- Student Instructions
- School Admin Instructions
- Course List & Textbook
- Course Estimated Cost
- CWID Form
- Functional Position Description
- Uniform & Supplies
- Mandatory Parent Meetings
- Teacher Recommendation Rubric
EMT
9 College Credit Hours
- EMT Class Schedule
- Application Requirements to Apply to EMT Classes
- STUDENT APPLICATION (Safari/Firefox browser works best.)
- Fire Academy 74 and Civilian EMT Application
- Fire Academy 73 Application (This class is not open to the general public.)
- Clinical/Internship Requirements
- Course & Textbook
- Course Estimated Cost
- CWID Form
- Functional Position Description
- Uniform & Supplies
- Professional Letter of Recommendation (Your response comes directly to this office once submitted.)
PARAMEDIC
42 College Credit Hours
- Requirements You must be EMT certified or have your NREMT test date scheduled to apply.
- Program Information
- Class Schedule
- Application Requirements for the Paramedic Class
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STUDENT APPLICATION (Safari/Firefox browser works best.)
(2019_Fall) This application will be posted in June. - Clinical/Internship Requirements
- PSB - (Beginning Fall 2018, all PSB testing will be online via our McKinney Campus Testing Center.)
- PSB Test Resources for Paramedic Applicants
- Course List & Textbook
- Course Estimated Cost
- CWID Form
- Functional Position Description
- Uniform & Supplies
- Professional Letter of Recommendation (Your response comes directly to this office once submitted.)
Requirements for All Students, no exceptions
EMS News
We are pleased that Chief Tim Mock has accepted the position of Director of Emergency
Medical Services for Collin College. 
Our EMS Educational Program would not be what it is today had it not been for
our Director of EMS, Chief Pat McAuliff's, supurb leadership for the past 15 years.
He has greatly contributed to our solid foundation and continued growth. In addition
to our excellent program, Chief McAuliff was instrumental in the design and implementation
of our state-of-the-art facilties - which is the envy of every program in the state.