Paramedicine

Course Sequence

Suggested Program Sequence
Notes:

1. Students may also take courses in the summer, when offered. BIOB10Y may be taken in place of BIOB10H & BIOB11H.

2. UTSC students registered prior to May 2010 may follow either the old or the new program requirements.  For details please see the UTSC Calendar.

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Year 1: Fall Session

1. BIOA01H Introductory Biology, Part 1
   
2. CHMA10H Introductory Chemistry I: Structure and Bonding
   
3. PSYA01H Introductory Psychology: Part I
   
4. PSYB07H Data Analysis in Psychology (fall) & 0.5 credits of elective courses
   OR
   1.0 credit of elective courses
   

1. BIOA02H Introductory Biology, Part 2
   
2. CHMA11H Introductory Chemistry II; Reactions and Mechanisms
   
3. PSYA02H Introductory Psychology: Part II
   
4. STAB22H Statistics I & 0.5 credits of elective courses
   OR
   1.0 credits of elective courses
   

1. BIOB10H Cell Biology
   
2. BIOB33H Human Development and Anatomy
   
3. PMDB22H Pre-Hospital Care 1: Theory and Lab sites
   
4. PMDB25H Therapeutic Approaches to Behaviour in Crisis
   
5. PMDB41H Professional Issues, Research and Leadership
   

1. BIOB11H Molecular Aspects of Genetic Processes
   
2. PMDB30H Alterations of Human Body Function I
   
3. PMDB32Y Pre-Hospital Care 2: Theory, Lab and Clinical
   
4. PMDB36H Pharmacology for Allied Health Pre-requisite
   

1. BIOB30H Mammalian Physiology I
   
2. PMDC40H Alterations in Human Body Function II
   
3. PMDC42Y Pre-Hospital Care 3: Theory, Lab and Field
   
4. PMDC43H Medical Directed Therapeutics and Paramedic Responsibilities
   

1. BIOC17H Microbiology: The Bacterial Cell
   
2. BIOC33H Mammalian Physiology II: Lecture and Laboratory
   
3. PMDC54Y Pre-Hospital Care 4: Theory, Lab and Field
   
4. PMDC56H Primary Care Practice Integration and Decision Making
   

1. BIOC15H Genetics
   
2. BIOC21H Vertebrate Histology: Cells and Tissues
   
3. PSYB20H Introduction to Developmental Psychology
   
4. PSYB32H Abnormal Psychology
   
5. BIOD33H Comparative Environmental Physiology OR BIOD65H Pathologies of the Nervous System OR BIOD26H Fungal Biology and Pathogenesis OR BIOD96H Directed Research in Paramedicine*
   

1. PSYC08H Advanced Data Analysis in Psychology
   
2. ANTC67H Foundations in Epidemiology
   
3. ANTC68H Deconstructing Epidemics
   
4. BIOD17H Seminars in Cellular Microbiology OR BIOD43H Exercise Physiology OR BIOD29H, Pathobiology of Human Disease OR BIOD96H Directed Research in Paramedicine *
   
5. 0.5 credits of elective courses
   Note: Students may take any 2 of these D-level courses to meet program requirements. The sequence here merely reflects current scheduling of courses in the various sessions.