Australian Paramedical College (APC) employs clinical educators and instructors whom provide the clinical teaching and support for students throughout their course.
Our staff possess years of experience in the paramedical and broader emergency medical services field; and hold both the paramedical and education qualifications, necessary to facilitate the training. A cohort of our trainers and assessors are registered Paramedics with AHPRA and the Paramedicine Board of Australia.
This nationally recognised qualification will qualify you to become a Patient Transport Office (PTO) and is the ideal first step into a career in healthcare.
Patient transport is a service provided for patients whose condition is non-life threatening and who cannot transport themselves to and from their home to a medical facility. The interactions that a patient has with their patient transport officer can make a huge difference in their medical care experience, putting them at ease and ensuring they feel cared for.
No experience is necessary to start this patient transport course, you’ll learn all the theory online and build your practical, hands-on skills in a 5-day clinical workshop.
During the HLT31120 Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport training, you’ll complete a 5-day clinical workshop.
Workshop facilities are located across NSW, QLD, and VIC.
Average Duration: 6-12 Months
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The HLT51020 – Diploma of Emergency Health Care will give you the skills to deliver pre-hospital care in a range of roles, or put you on the pathway to becoming a paramedic.
The moments when patients require emergency care are often some of the most vulnerable they’ve ever experienced. This diploma will give you the skills to assess the situation, put the patient at ease and deliver exceptional care.
Whether you’ve worked in healthcare previously or are dreaming of moving into a rewarding career in emergency response, this online course will allow you to fit your studies around your schedule to reach your next career goal.
During the diploma, you’ll complete two 5-day clinical workshops and 160 hours of clinical placement.
Workshop facilities are located across NSW, QLD, VIC, and WA. With Placement opportunities available across Australia and New Zealand.
Average Duration: 12-24 Months
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This entry-level qualification is the first step to becoming a First Responder or Basic Life Support Medic.
If you’re drawn to a rewarding career as a frontline first responder and want to gain a solid foundation of medical knowledge and practical skills to communicate with patients and deliver basic clinical care, the HLT41120 – Certificate IV in Health Care is the course for you.
This Certificate IV is the perfect starting point for those who want to be frontline emergency workers. Graduates of the course are qualified to go straight into working as an Ambulance Transport Attendant or private medic, or can continue their studies with a Diploma of Emergency Health Care, or a university degree to become a paramedic.
During the HLT41120 – Certificate IV in Health Care training, you’ll complete a 5-day clinical workshop, and 80 hours of clinical placement.
Workshop facilities are located across NSW, QLD, VIC, and WA. With Placement opportunities available across Australia
Average Duration: 12-18 Months
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