Programme Aim

The primary objective of the First Aid and Emergency Care Programme is to train paramedics who are equipped with professional knowledge and skills, are committed to ethical values, have strong communication skills, are adept at teamwork, and are able to make quick and accurate decisions, with a priority on protecting human life. This programme aims to equip graduates with the knowledge, skills, and competence to effectively intervene with patients and injured individuals in settings such as incident sites, ambulances, and emergency departments. They are also responsible for the use of ambulances, which are emergency response vehicles. Additionally, the programme aims to equip students with practical training in topics such as basic life support, trauma management, patient transport techniques, and emergency protocols, and to nurture them into individuals who are adaptable to emerging technologies and open to lifelong learning.

Programme Objectives

1. To train first aid and emergency medical technicians who have the knowledge, skills, and equipment to respond quickly, accurately, and effectively in emergency situations.
2. To produce health professionals who adhere to medical ethics, respect patient rights, and are team players.
3. To train individuals who follow technological developments in their field, are open to continuous learning, and can fulfil their professional responsibilities.
4. To produce graduates who can take on critical roles in the healthcare system and act professionally in life-saving applications.