The academic content and curriculum of the First and Emergency Aid Associate Degree Program focuses on providing students with the skills to deal with emergency medical situations. This program covers basic knowledge in the health field as well as specific skills required in emergency situations. During a two-year study period, students encounter courses and subjects such as
Basic Medical Sciences: Students take basic medical science courses such as anatomy, physiology and pathology to understand the structure and functioning of the human body. These courses provide the foundation for a better understanding of health problems that may be encountered in emergency situations.
First Aid and Emergency Care: These courses cover the interventions that need to be done in emergency medical situations. Topics such as basic life support, advanced life support, trauma management, poisoning and burns are covered.
Emergency Medical Intervention Techniques: Students learn the techniques used in emergency medical interventions. This includes both theoretical knowledge and practical applications. Students develop these skills in realistic simulation environments.
Patient Transportation and Transportation Principles: Safe handling and transportation of patients in emergency situations is essential. In these courses, students learn appropriate transportation techniques and the issues to be considered during transport to the hospital.
Communication Skills and Psychology: Emergency medical responders need to be able to communicate effectively with patients and their relatives. These courses help to understand communication skills and patient psychology during a crisis.
Law and Ethics: Provides information on legal responsibilities and ethical issues that may be encountered in health care. This enables students to act in accordance with legal and ethical standards while practicing their profession.
Practical Education and Internship: The program provides students with practical experience through internships in hospitals, emergency services and ambulance services.
This curriculum aims to train students as professionals who can respond quickly and effectively to emergency medical situations, are competent in patient care and transportation, have high communication skills, and have legal and ethical awareness. At the end of the program, graduates are qualified as emergency medical technicians and have the opportunity to pursue a career in various health institutions.