Griffith University

Course Level

Bachelor Degree (Pass)

CRICOS

094591E

Related Careers

Bachelor of Paramedicine

You will be prepared to work as a paramedic in a range of traditional and non-traditional settings. You will gain clinical decision-making, problem-solving and critical thinking skills, and will learn about human body systems, paramedic practice, the management of conditions, disease states and trauma. You will also develop strong practical skills through clinical simulation delivered through Griffith's extensive range of simulation facilities and will complete a range of clinical placements to enhance your professional practice.

Campus	Duration	Fees	ATAR
Gold Coast	Full-time - 2.5 years	N/A	96.5

Structure

Credit points 240

Subjects

Introduction to Paramedic Practice - 1811MED
Psychosocial Development across the Lifespan - 1804NRS
Cells, Tissues, and Regulation - 1014MSC
Anatomy and Physiology Systems I - 1016MSC
Expanding Paramedic Practice - 1812MED
Anatomy and Physiology Systems II - 1017MSC
Health Challenges for the 21st Century - 1205MED
Work Integrated Learning 1 - 1801MED
Science of Infection Control - 3001MSC
Medical and Toxicological Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 2814MED
Cardiac Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 2811MED
First Peoples Health and Practice - 3121MED (Course last offered 2024 T2) (not offered from 2025)
Healthcare for Australia's First Peoples - 3121FPH
Legal and Ethical Principles in Healthcare - 2805NRS
Health Research Methods - 2214MED
Respiratory Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 2812MED
Trauma and Environmental Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 2820MED
Pharmacology - 2018PHM
Work Integrated Learning 2 - 2801MED
Work Integrated Learning 3 - 3801MED
Major Incident Management in Paramedic Practice - 3811MED
Mental Health Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 3810MED
Maternal and Neonatal Conditions in Paramedic Practice - 3820MED
Introduction to Community Paramedicine - 3830MED
Transition to Paramedic Practice (Capstone) - 3840MED (Capstone Course)