Be the first on the scene at the frontline of healthcare.
Study in either SA or the NT, Flinders Paramedicine degrees equip you to play an integral role in the healthcare system, delivering best-practice patient care from site to hospital.
Work as a registered paramedic in traditional and emerging roles that may be associated with jurisdictional or private ambulance services, the defence forces, or other community-based primary health settings.
Upskill with Intensive Care Paramedicine, be equipped with the knowledge, skills and judgement to successfully perform the role of Intensive Care Paramedic (or equivalent) within an Australasian ambulance service.
Many paramedics choose to pursue different areas of healthcare and become doctors, nurses, care workers, midwives or surgeons.
Delivering career-ready graduates for over 20 years
*Government subsidies enable Flinders to offer domestic applicants a reduction of up to 80% off full course fees through Commonwealth Support Places. Not all courses. Offer subject to change.
Tailored for the Territory
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Explore postgraduate Paramedicine with up to 80% off fees the Graduate Diploma in Intensive Care Paramedicine.
*Government subsidies enable Flinders to offer domestic applicants a reduction of up to 80% off full course fees through Commonwealth Support Places. Not all courses. Offer subject to change.
The Bachelor of Paramedicine is an Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) approved program for first professional registration as a paramedic under the National Law.
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The paramedicine degree at Flinders is one of the best...
The paramedicine degree at Flinders is one of the best and it has programmes in place that allow excellent preparation for a career as a paramedic, in either the traditional ambulance response role or other paramedic fields, such as mine sites and private organisations.
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I would honestly recommend the paramedic degree and profession to anyone who has a real passion for helping people.
The trust the community places in us allows us to help them in their times of need. Being a paramedic is a true privilege.
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I think what brings me the greatest pride and satisfaction is the chance to be there for people in some incredibly intimate moments of crisis.
To be able to walk away from these situations feeling like you made a positive impact during someone’s time of need is immensely rewarding.
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Brad Mitchell, Course Coordinator
Brad is a lecturer, topic coordinator, and the Course Coordinator of the Bachelor of Paramedicine. He maintains his clinical qualification by working part-time as a registered paramedic with SA Ambulance Service, and is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Paramedicine.
Brad is passionate about paramedic education and ensuring that student progression through the degree is both seamless and rewarding. As Course Coordinator, Brad is responsible for ensuring the Paramedicine degree delivers its curriculum in a manner consistent with best practice and meets both accreditation and registration standards.
Jarad Wilkinson, First Year Coordinator of the Bachelor of Paramedicine
Jarad a dedicated lecturer, and active paramedic with SA Ambulance Service. As the First Year Coordinator of the Bachelor of Paramedicine, Jarad not only imparts academic knowledge but also prioritises the holistic development and wellbeing of students.
Grounded in a student-centered teaching philosophy, Jarad places learners at the forefront, fostering an atmosphere that welcomes questions, embraces mistakes, and promotes a supportive learning environment. His commitment extends beyond academic success to ensuring the smooth transition of first-year students into university life. His enthusiasm for engaging with students is another compelling reason to choose Flinders.
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