Community Paramedicine

Community Paramedicine is a new community care model allowing EMTs and Paramedics to expand their role. The certificate trains EMTS and Paramedics to help public health and primary care providers deliver preventative care. Employer demand in the EMS and in public health is growing. This model is supported by the National Association of State EMS Officials and the National Organization of Rural Health Offices. It is also supported by the Center for Leadership, Innovation, and Research in EMS.

  Community Paramedicine Application

Paramedic to Nurse

The Paramedic-to-Nurse Program enables experienced paramedics to transition into nursing through specialized bridge courses. To be eligible for admission, students must have two years of paramedic experience. They must also complete nursing prerequisites. After completing the bridge program and general education courses with a C or better, students can advance. They may then enter the Associate Degree program. They will then qualify for a Registered Nursing License in North Dakota.

Paramedic to Nurse Application

Surgical Technology

Our Surgical Technology Certificate Program is designed to prepare students for a critical role in the operating room. Students gain skills to assist surgical teams through online instruction and hands-on clinical experience during procedures. Training will focus on sterile techniques, surgical equipment, patient preparation, and teamwork in high-pressure environments. View the Surgical Technology Factsheet.

This program must be started in the fall semester (no spring or summer admission). 

 Surgical Technology Application 

Medical Laboratory Technician

Prepare for a vital healthcare career through online coursework and hands-on laboratory training. Learn to perform diagnostic testing that supports the diagnosis and treatment of patients. This two-year AAS degree leads to strong career opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. View the Medical Laboratory Technician Factsheet.