Louisiana (LA) Paramedic (EMT) Practice Course About the Service: Louisiana Paramedic Practice Course The Louisiana Paramedic Practice Course (LPPC) is a state-approved paramedic training program that includes the classroom, clinical and field experience components of the paramedic curriculum. The LPPC was developed by the Louisiana State Board of Private Security Examiners in cooperation with the LSU School of Allied Health Professions (SAHP) and the LSU Center for Emergency Care and Disaster Response (CECDR). The LPPC is designed to provide a comprehensive, uniform training experience to paramedics seeking licensure in Louisiana. The LPPC consists of a total of 1500 hours of instruction which includes 800 clinical hours, 500 academic hours and 300 field hours. Each student must complete at least one hundred fifty (150) hours in an ambulance service before being eligible for certification as a Louisiana Paramedic. A minimum of twenty-six (26) clock hours per semester will be scheduled for students at Baton Rouge General Medical Center or North Oaks Medical Center in Shreveport, LA as well as other sites throughout the state where there are local EMS programs. The remaining fourteen (14) clock hours per semester may be taken online through LSU-SAHP or another approved institution. The course is divided into three sections: Prehospital Care; Advanced
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