The following list shows states and territories that CBC’s Paramedic and EMT programs either meets or does not meet their educational requirements for licensure. States or territories that we have not made a determination on are not listed.
For additional information please reach out to the Health%20Sciences%20School or the licensure board for that state. See our Professional Licensure page for more information on professional licensure requirements.
Paramedicine AAS
Connecticut
Columbia Basin College has determined that this program does not meet the educational
requirements for licensure by examination in Connecticut. Students could obtain licensure
in Washington and obtain Connecticut licensure by endorsement. For more information
contact the Connecticut Department of Health and/or the CBC program contact.
Hawaii
Columbia Basin College has determined that this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Hawaii. Students who are interested in working in Hawaii should contact
the Hawaii State Emergency Medical Services and/or the CBC program contact.
Idaho
Columbia Basin College has determined the Paramedicine AAS by itself does not lead
to licensure in Idaho. Students who complete the Paramedicine AAS are eligible to
test for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians certification. This
certification can be used to waive the EMS course requirement in Idaho. Students who
are interested in working in Idaho should contact the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Preparedness and/or the CBC program contact.
Oregon
Columbia Basin College has determined that this program meets the educational requirements
in Oregon. Students who complete the Paramedicine AAS are eligible to test for the
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians certification which is required
in Oregon. Note: If you are already licensed outside of Oregon then you must follow
the reciprocity guidelines. Students who are interested in working in Oregon should
contact the Oregon Health Authority's Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems Program and/or the CBC program contact.
Paramedicine One-Year Certificate
Idaho
Columbia Basin College has determined that this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Idaho. Students who are interested in working in Idaho should contact
the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Preparedness and/or the CBC program contact.
Oregon
Columbia Basin College has determined this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Oregon. Note: If you are already licensed outside of Oregon then
you must follow the reciprocity guidelines. Students who are interested in working
in Oregon should contact the Oregon Health Authority's Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems Program and/or the CBC program contact.
Emergency Medical Technician Short Term Certificate
Alaska
Columbia Basin College has determined this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Alaska. Students who are interested in working in Alaska should contact
Alaska Emergency Medical Services and/or the CBC program contact.
Idaho
Columbia Basin College has determined this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Idaho. Students who are interested in working in Idaho should contact
the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Preparedness and/or the CBC program contact.
Oregon
Columbia Basin College has determined this program meets the educational requirements
for licensure in Oregon. Students who are interested in working in Oregon should contact
the Oregon Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems Program and/or the CBC program contact.
