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 Department of Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

See below for our EMS News, especially our welcome to our new Director, Chief Tim Mock!

 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

            EMT          

9 College Credit Hours

     PARAMEDIC    

42 College Credit Hours

Requirements for All Students, no exceptions

 

EMS News

Welcome Chief Tim Mock!
Mock Pic   We are pleased that Chief Tim Mock has accepted the position of Director of Emergency Medical Services for Collin College.
      In 2001, Chief Mock began working for the Fire Academy as a part-time Skills Instructor and has many years of experience in a variety of subject areas within the fire service profession, including: EMS, Haz-Mat, Special Operations and Incident Management.
      Chief Mock was a member of the Richardson Fire Department for 26 years and during that time, he was the Battalion Chief of EMS. In addition, he served for two years as the Assistant Task Force Red Team Leader for Texas Task Force II Urban Search and Rescue -  an elite team of highly skilled professionals responding to a variety of disasters throughout Texas and the nation. His lifetime fire service experience includes: Flight-Medic, ER Medic, EMS Instructor, Driver/Engineer and Shift Battalion Chief.
     Chief Mock resigned from the Richardson Fire Department to accept the positon of Assistant Fire Chief of Operations with the McKinney Fire Department where he had oversight of all aspects of the McKinney Fire Department operations.
    We are very fortunate and appreciative to have someone with this depth of professional and leadership experience in our department and wish Chief Mock much continued success.
 
 
Chief Pat McAuliff - Thank you!
McAuliff P Pic      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.
     With the grand opening in 2018 of the Collin College Public Safety Training Center that now houses the Department of Fire Science along with the ever expanding growth and demands of the Fire Academy and Officer Educational Program, Chief McAuliff has resigned as our Director, effective January 31, 2019.  
     Chief McAuliff, Director of Fire Science Department, continues to administrate the Associate Degree for Fire Science and Basic Firefighter Certification programs along with serving as the Presiding Officer of the Curriculum and Testing Committee for the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. We are grateful for his sharing with us his vast knowledge, experience, leadership skills and administrative expertise over the years and look forward for more exciting things to come in Fire Science!
 
    
McKinney Fire Department (MFD) Earns a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® Title!
Congratulations to all our EMS Faculty, Instructors, Staff and Students who participated in this life-saving event!
 
"McKinney, Texas (Nov. 9, 2018)
     The McKinney Fire Department and McKinney Independent School District (MISD) teamed up to save lives and set a Guinness World Record title. During tonight's McKinney H.S. versus McKinney Boyd game, MFD provided 'Hands-Only CPR' training. McKinney ISD's new stadium that can hold up to 12,000 people was the perfect spot for the challenge.
     Special thanks to Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - McKinney and Medical City McKinney for providing help and support during this process.
     The official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® title is: Most pledges to learn CPR. Before the end of the game, MFD and volunteers gathered 12,128 signatures.
     'Every year, approximately half a million Americans die of cardiac arrest,' said McKinney Fire EMS Chief Charlie Skaggs. 'The World Record is fun, but the fact is that the people who learned Hands-only CPR tonight could very well end up saving a life.'"
--North Texas e-News, LLC == ntxe-news.com
 
GETAC Appointment
"Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Sharon Malone, M.D., to the Advisory Council on Emergency Medical Services. The council recommends changes to the EMS/trauma system to ensure that the community receives comprehensive and efficient emergency care. Dr. Malone is the EMS Education Medical Director for the Collin College and Paris Junior College EMS Education Programs and the Medical Director for EMS services in Grayson, Lamar, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. Dr. Malone's term extends through Jan. 1, 2024."
-- H. Neil Matkin, Ed.D., Collin College District President, October 2018
 

 

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