Why choose paramedic education at Weber State University?
National Registry Certification Exam results for both the campus and distance program are exceptional, significantly higher than the national average for both first-time pass rate and overall score attained. 95% of WSU students have passed the written exam on the first attempt. Since the State of Utah started using the National Registry test for initial certification, 100% of WSU students passed the written exam on first attempt.
WSU's Department of Emergency Care & Rescue has been nationally accredited by CAAHEP (CoAEMSP) for more than 25 years, making it the first in Utah, and one of the first in the nation.
More than 95 percent of WSU's graduates are employed upon graduation and are eagerly sought out by EMS agencies and health care facilities across the nation.
WSU's paramedic program does not require prior EMS agency experience or sponsorship. EMT-Intermediate is no longer required. Students may progress from EMT-B directly into Paramedic.