The demand for emergency medical technicians (EMT) continues to increase due to the rise in accidents and medical emergencies associated with changing lifestyles.
An emergency medical technician (paramedic) is a healthcare professional who provides advanced emergency care to patients with serious injuries. Emergency medical technicians are trained to respond quickly to individuals in critical condition and provide pre-hospital admission. They possess strong skills in performing certain life-saving procedures.
Mission:
Meeting the needs of healthcare institutions for specialized services provided by technical, scientific, and practical personnel to handle emergency situations such as traumatic injuries and critical medical conditions.
Objectives:
The department aims to graduate qualified emergency medical technicians capable of: 1- Performing life-saving procedures and maintaining the patient’s or casualty’s safety until arrival at the hospital. 2- Assessing the accident site before handling the case and ensuring the safety of the paramedic, the patient, and the public. 3- Carrying out relief activities and disseminating awareness messages to reduce health and environmental risks to people. 4- Lifting and transporting patients correctly without aggravating injuries or causing further harm. 5- Using modern medical devices to diagnose patient needs and monitor the progression of their condition. 6- Operating wireless communication devices and responding to radio messages in accordance with approved protocols.
