Last updated on 2026-03-17
Program overview
Are you the person who can be first on scene to provide life-saving treatment at a moment's notice? Discover the fast-paced career of a Paramedic. Students looking for a challenging career opportunity in emergency care services, health facilities, and other health care agencies will find that Lambton College’s Paramedic program equips them with the essential skills needed to succeed. Graduates apply relevant theory, practice safely and competently, and comply with current legislation, regulations, standards, and established policies and procedures. This program is designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in the field of emergency medical services.
Program structure
The Paramedic program at Lambton College is a two-year, full-time diploma program that includes both theoretical and practical components. The program is structured as follows:
- Program Length: 2 years
- In-person learning with hands-on placement opportunities
- Access to state-of-the-art facilities, including an ambulance simulator and virtual labs
- Built-in volunteer opportunities through community partnerships
- Clinical placements in various health care settings during the program
Students are encouraged to maintain physical fitness, as it is a crucial aspect of success in the program. A Class F Ontario Driver's License is recommended to prepare for employment opportunities.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on training in a simulated patient care setting using real paramedic tools
- Driving simulator for practicing emergency vehicle operation
- Access to a simulation lab with advanced mannequins for realistic training scenarios
- Opportunities to assist with paramedic services during local events, such as OHL Sarnia Sting games
- Community partnerships that provide volunteer opportunities for practical experience
Career Options
- Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Provide immediate medical care and transport patients to medical facilities.
- Paramedic: Deliver advanced life support and emergency care in pre-hospital settings.
- Clinical Paramedic: Work in hospitals to assist with patient care and emergency response.
- Dispatch Coordinator: Manage emergency calls and coordinate response teams effectively.
- Advanced Care Paramedic: Specialize in advanced medical procedures and patient care techniques.
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