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Designed primarily for paramedics and EMT’s seeking advanced knowledge related to the management and administration of emergency medical systems (EMS) and is available entirely online.
All the reasons to celebrate EOU this year!
Step 1: Fill out the Undergraduate Transfer Online /Onsite Application.
Step 2: If you have completed coursework at another university, have an official copy of all transcripts sent to:
Eastern Oregon University Attn: AdmissionsOne University Blvd.La Grande, OR 97850
Step 3: Consider Financial Aid options.
Admitted students who register for at least 6 credits per term may be eligible for Financial Aid. More information is available on the Financial Aid Website.
Step 4: Send a copy of all state training certificates, NFA course completion records and a copy of your unofficial transcripts to:
Dan O’Grady, B.S.EOU PortlandClackamas Community CollegeHarmony Campus-Rm1307738 SE Harmony RdPortland, OR 97222Phone: 541.962.3341
NOTE: If you are interested in registering for an EMSA Course, but do not wish to pursue a degree through EOU, you may register for up to 8 credits per term as a non-admitted student. Fill out the Non-Admitted Student Form and submit it to Admissions in La Grande, OR. Students intending to complete the EMSA degree must apply for admission to Eastern Oregon University.
“EOU’s Emergency Medical Service Administration program offers the knowledge base that allows me to provide the best service I can to my personnel and our citizens. The classes align perfectly with the job I do every day. If you are considering a career in EMS management, this program is a perfect fit.”
Pete VannessEmergency Medical Service AdministrationLiberty, Missouri
“Our program fills in the gaps to give managers the skills they need, but typically don’t receive with on-the-job training alone. We cover everything from communications to legal aspects and the fundamentals of business with courses tailored directly to the specialized field of emergency medical healthcare.”
~ Kevin Walker EMSA Program ChairProfessor, College of Business
Kevin Walker, J.D., M.B.A. Associate ProfessorFSA and EMSA Program Chair 541.962.3373 kwalker@eou.edu
Based upon the National Fire Academy’s Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Model Curriculum for an Emergency Medical Services bachelor’s degree, students that enter the program with an associate’s degree will complete their bachelor’s degree as a BA, BS, or Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) depending on how they enter the program. The EOU EMSA program makes maximum use of EMS certifications. If the student has EMT or Paramedic certifications that were not transcripted, they may be added to the student’s record as ACE credits (10 quarter-credits for EMT and 12 quarter-credits for paramedic) for a nominal fee. Contact an EMSA advisor for more information.
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