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*Australian Paramedical College (APC) provides nationally recognised courses and training pathways that can help you gain employment in emergency and non-emergency healthcare roles and support entry into university paramedicine programs. Completion of an APC course does not guarantee admission to any university program or immediate registration as a paramedic. In Australia, becoming a registered paramedic requires a Bachelor of Paramedic Science and AHPRA registration. We strongly recommend checking entry requirements with your chosen university before enrolling.
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