Do I have to be an EMT prior to becoming a paramedic? | National EMS Academy, an Acadian company

You must be an EMT before applying to become a paramedic. To enroll in the paramedic program, you must:

Be a nationally registered EMT in the State of Louisiana
Complete an anatomy & physiology (A&P) course before starting paramedic training

A&P Course Options:

SLCC offers A&P specifically for paramedic students
You may also transfer A&P credits from other regionally accredited colleges or universities
- Transfer credits must be at least 4 credit hours

Learn more details about the paramedic program in Louisiana.

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