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EMS degree programs. Opening doors you didn't know existed.

D A Polk¹, S J Langford

¹University of Maryland Baltimore County.

JEMS : a Journal of Emergency Medical Services

|July 7, 1992

Summary

Bachelor's and master's degrees in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) are increasingly vital. These programs offer comprehensive training in paramedic skills, science, and management, enhancing career progression.

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Area of Science:

Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Higher Education

Background:

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) education is evolving.
Paramedic training traditionally focused on vocational skills.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the current landscape of Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in EMS.
To highlight the career benefits of advanced EMS degrees.

Main Methods:

Review of existing EMS degree programs.
Interviews with professionals holding EMS degrees.

Main Results:

EMS Bachelor's and Master's programs are growing in importance.
Advanced degrees provide a strong foundation in science and management.
Graduates report significant career advancement due to their degrees.

Conclusions:

Higher education in EMS is becoming a critical pathway for career development.
The integration of scientific and management knowledge enhances paramedic capabilities.

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