Adaptive Testing
Remember, ALL students must do the Adaptive Testing piece while in rotations and to be cleared for graduatio when it is time. This will keep you fresh in the “what …
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Tips for Final Graduate Scenario Summative Exam
Paramedic students, if you wish to pass the final scenario summative exam with the medical director, you MUST be prepared. Be sure you have studied reading ECG’s, your ACLS, PALS, …
ACLS and PALS cards
This is just a reminder that your ACLS and PALS certs that are required (along with PHTLS) before you can be cleared for P2 final exam MUST be from the …
Rotations Paperwork and Documents – Important Issues
Some students complain about the turnaround time from when they send in their clinical paperwork/documents and do their drug screen to when they actually finally receive clearance and a shirt, …
Email and Changes Issues
PLEASE please make sure that you continue to use the same email address that you gave us when you enrolled throughout the program, even when signing up for exams and …
Be Careful of Fraudsters
If you receive a text message or email that is not from one of the people listed in the Contact List near the top of your coursework or from admissions@percomonline.com …
Do NOT Contact Rotation Sites
For ALL students in 200, 300 or 400 classes – REMINDER. You CANNOT contact rotation sites unless you are employed by them to help work on your rotation schedule. This …
Extension and Suspension Request Forms
If you are in need of an extension or because of personal/life issues, need to request a short voluntary suspension from the program, there are now forms for you to …
Weekly Login – MANDATORY for ALL Students until Complete
Per the policy in your Student Handbook, students must continue to log in weekly to percomcourses.com until you have completed ALL requirements for graduation. The server has a system that …
Regarding Chat Rooms – IMPORTANT
Tuesday night Chat Rooms are Zoom instructor-led sessions that are more geared toward P1 and P2 students and the majority of the time, they target either ECG interpretation or Pharmacology …