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Lethbridge Polytechnic transitions paramedic program to diploma level

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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Lethbridge Polytechnic is transitioning its Primary Care Paramedic program from a certificate program to a diploma program starting in Fall 2027. This change aligns with new educational requirements established by the Alberta College of Paramedics. Brad Donaldson stated that the program reflects the growing need for primary care paramedics in Lethbridge due to an aging and growing population.

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The program transition is designed to meet evolving healthcare standards and address regional demand for medical professionals. The increased availability of trained paramedics could support the operational mandate and service delivery of Alberta Health Services.

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Who's involved

  • LethbridgeCity where the growing demand for primary care paramedics is located
  • AlbertaProvince setting the new educational requirements for paramedic training
  • Alberta Health ServicesGovernment health authority that relies on trained paramedics for service delivery

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