Masks: UCLA recommends well-fitting masks in all facilities. Outdoor masking is optional for all.
COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement: The University of California requires student trainees enrolled in primary certificated education programs (ie. phlebotomy, EMT, and paramedic) to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, including a booster dose, to access University facilities and programs. Students who cannot provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination may experience delays in clinical or field placement, extended completion times and the inability to meet course requirements for certification. Limited allowance for medical and religious exemption is reviewed with supporting documentation.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some previously scheduled on-site lectures may be delivered online in accordance with UCLA and public health guidance. Required precautions may change as the situation evolves.
5th Annual Derrick Schiller Memorial Golf Tournament
On Wednesday, November 9 2022, family and friends of UCLA Paramedic graduate Derrick Schiller will hold the 5th Annual Derrick Schiller Memorial Golf Tournament. Proceeds to benefit the Derrick Schiller Paramedic Scholarship.
Leadership in Medicine Workshop
Join us for a one-day Leadership in Medicine workshop with expert Chris Cebollero on October 19, 2022, 8AM to 4PM. This workshop will help you and your team hone leadership skills in the unique field of EMS. Discover the 10 rules of effective leadership. Six hours of CE will be awarded.
2020-2021 Annual Report
The Center for Prehospital Care is proud to present our 2020-2021 Annual Report, detailing our activities and impact in our community and beyond.
What's the difference between an EMT and a Paramedic?
EMTs and Paramedics are the backbone of our emergency medical system. Learn more about careers in EMS.
Bryant Gladney Paramedic Education Scholarship
The Bryant Gladney Paramedic Education Scholarship is a $1,000 tuition scholarship offered to students who are currently enrolled in or starting a Paramedic program in the United States. These scholarships are awarded to students who display a strong passion for serving their community and who plan to pursue a life-long career in emergency medicine.