Provides students with the knowledge and skills to deliver pre-hospital care within a range of clinical, policy and organizational contexts. Students will also develop the understanding needed for the public health, social, cultural and clinical aspects of paramedical science. Course Learning Outcomes Apply appropriate communication skills in written and oral forms to transfer clinical knowledge, support clinical decision-making and work collaboratively with others in team setting. Apply technology and information transliteracy as part of clinical decision-making. Critically evaluate the impact of, or response to the Paramedics actions, and identify goals for continued professional development. Demonstrate broad and coherent knowledge and skills in paramedical practice and science across diverse clinical and social contexts, in accordance with legislation and accepted industry and agency standards of conduct and performance. Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the clinical and medical sciences which underpin paramedical practice and their application to clinical and social settings. Exercise critical thinking and judgement to identify, plan and manage complex clinical problems, integrating cultural awareness and global and international perspectives, which are ethically appropriate. Generate innovative, sustainable and informed responses, which are culturally appropriate. Review, analyse and synthesize knowledge across diverse contexts to assess health and social care needs. Cross-Campus attendance The theoretical elements of the course can be studied entirely online. However, students should note that a number of units have mandatory clinical workshops which require attendance at the Joondalup campus, unless exemption is granted under Advanced Standing pathways. Clinical Placements are also a requirement of the course, and require attendance at partner healthcare providers. Where placements cannot be provided an alternative will be provided at Joondalup Campus. Secondary location Eligible students may complete this course in an employment model linked to a specific employer with a mixture of on-campus and off-campus modes of delivery. Students studying in the employment linked model may be required to attend their employer's nominated training facility, or the Joondalup Campus. Employment opportunities This course prepares graduates to practise high quality paramedicine in a wide spectrum of healthcare and cultural settings and to lead Australian and international trends in healthcare provision. Possible future job titles Paramedic, Critical Care Paramedic, Community Paramedic, Industrial Paramedic, Ambulance Officer, Intensive Care Paramedic, Retrieval Paramedic.