PÇ1. Has fundamental theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of First and Emergency Aid, supported by up-to-date textbooks, application tools and equipment, and other relevant resources.
PÇ2. Knows the mechanical and technical equipment of emergency vehicles and ambulance driving techniques; performs emergency medical care and treatment in the field and in the ambulance.
PÇ3. Works effectively as a team member by taking individual responsibility in professional practices, especially in unusual situations and problems encountered in the field, while considering professional and ethical values and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.
PÇ4. Follows scientific and technological developments in line with lifelong learning awareness; uses basic information and communication technologies specific to the field and adopts continuous self-improvement.
PÇ5. Communicates effectively with team members, other healthcare professionals, and patients within an ethical framework.
PÇ6. Reaches the emergency scene rapidly; evaluates the scene and the patient, recognizes diseases and symptoms, and performs pre-hospital emergency interventions. Applies Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Life Support (ALS), and Trauma Life Support (TLS), and ensures appropriate patient transport to the relevant healthcare facility when necessary.
PÇ7. Knows the legal regulations related to the field, as well as roles, authorities, and responsibilities within the emergency health system; performs invasive procedures (such as IV, IM, SC, IO applications, tracheostomy, and resuscitation) within the scope of authority and responsibility.
PÇ8. Uses a foreign language at a basic level to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues.
Last updated: 26 October 2026