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WASHINGTON, N.C. — Ten students have successfully completed the Paramedic program at Beaufort County Community College (BCCC).
WASHINGTON, N.C. — Ten students have successfully completed the Paramedic program at Beaufort County Community College (BCCC).
 
The Cannon Foundation has awarded Beaufort County Community College (Beaufort CCC) a grant of $164,426 to address critical challenges in its Emergency Medical Services (EMS) program.
The Cannon Foundation has awarded Beaufort County Community College (Beaufort CCC) a grant of $164,426 to address critical challenges in its Emergency Medical Services (EMS) program.
 
Eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College on November 1. BCCC’s paramedic program holds a 99 percent success rate, meaning that almost all of the students who complete the course earn their state certification.
Eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College on November 1. BCCC’s paramedic program holds a 99 percent success rate, meaning that almost all of the students who complete the course earn their state certification.
 
Beaufort County Community College is offering emergency medical technician and paramedic courses both at its main campus in Beaufort County and at the Washington County Center in Roper.
Beaufort County Community College is offering emergency medical technician and paramedic courses both at its main campus in Beaufort County and at the Washington County Center in Roper.
 
Beaufort County Community College will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its Public Safety Training Center and dedicate the lecture hall within the building in honor of David A. Crosby.
Beaufort County Community College will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its Public Safety Training Center and dedicate the lecture hall within the building in honor of David A. Crosby.
 
Nineteen students completed the emergency medical technician (EMT) course at Beaufort County Community College on May 10.
Nineteen students completed the emergency medical technician (EMT) course at Beaufort County Community College on May 10.
 
Twenty-eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College, making it one of the largest paramedic classes to finish in recent North Carolina history.
Twenty-eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College, making it one of the largest paramedic classes to finish in recent North Carolina history.
 
Starting in Fall 2020, Beaufort County Community College is offering a bridge program for certified paramedics to earn an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Emergency Medical Science.
Starting in Fall 2020, Beaufort County Community College is offering a bridge program for certified paramedics to earn an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Emergency Medical Science.
 
Beaufort County Community College will be stepping up its role in certifying and recertifying local employees for CPR after earning recognition as a training center from the American Heart Association.
Beaufort County Community College will be stepping up its role in certifying and recertifying local employees for CPR after earning recognition as a training center from the American Heart Association.
 
Construction started on the largest public driving pad in North Carolina, and Beaufort County Community College celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony.
Construction started on the largest public driving pad in North Carolina, and Beaufort County Community College celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony.
 
Can we cut emergency room visits in half? Unnecessary visits not only drive up the cost of healthcare, but also take services, staff and space away from the people in greater need
Can we cut emergency room visits in half? Unnecessary visits not only drive up the cost of healthcare, but also take services, staff and space away from the people in greater need
 
The President just finished rolling out new actions and proposals to drive down prescription drug prices for all Americans. The current situation is unacceptable, and fixing high drug prices is a top priority for the President.
The President just finished rolling out new actions and proposals to drive down prescription drug prices for all Americans. The current situation is unacceptable, and fixing high drug prices is a top priority for the President.
 
Too many people are going to the hospital when there are more appropriate medical settings for them
 
Beaufort County Community College attracted emergency personnel from across the state to its second annual Public Safety Weekend
Beaufort County Community College attracted emergency personnel from across the state to its second annual Public Safety Weekend
 
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's paramedic course on December 1, 2016.
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's paramedic course on December 1, 2016.
 
Amy Sasnett was sworn in as newest trustee on Beaufort County Community College's Board of Trustees.
 
In response to the need for a new mobile simulation lab for EMS students at Beaufort County Community College, PotashCorp donated $18,500 toward the purchase of an ambulance
In response to the need for a new mobile simulation lab for EMS students at Beaufort County Community College, PotashCorp donated $18,500 toward the purchase of an ambulance
 
The PotashCorp-Aurora BCCC Foundation Golf Tournament, held on Oct. 16 at the Washington Yacht and Country Club, was a remarkable fundraising success, netting more than $16,000 that will be used for the sole purpose of providing emergency grants for students in financial need.
The PotashCorp-Aurora BCCC Foundation Golf Tournament, held on Oct. 16 at the Washington Yacht and Country Club, was a remarkable fundraising success, netting more than $16,000 that will be used for the sole purpose of providing emergency grants for students in financial need.
 
Each year, dozens of students at Beaufort County Community College benefit from scholarships offered by the BCCC Foundation, but it does much more.
Each year, dozens of students at Beaufort County Community College benefit from scholarships offered by the BCCC Foundation, but it does much more.
 
The faculty and staff of Beaufort County Community College work constantly to ensure that the college keeps up with the times
The faculty and staff of Beaufort County Community College work constantly to ensure that the college keeps up with the times
 
The members of the Senior Staff at Beaufort County Community College this week began a review and update of the capital construction plan approved by the BCCC Board of Trustees last year in order to make recommendations to the board for future construction needs. Senior Staff continued to...
The members of the Senior Staff at Beaufort County Community College this week began a review and update of the capital construction plan approved by the BCCC Board of Trustees last year in order to make recommendations to the board for future construction needs. Senior Staff continued to...
 
I hope everyone is looking forward to our Christmas and New Year's break and that all of our faculty and staff are planning to attend our Christmas Luncheon next Friday. There will be a lot of surprises for everyone including a special guest appearance. Thanks to the Special Events Committee for...
I hope everyone is looking forward to our Christmas and New Year's break and that all of our faculty and staff are planning to attend our Christmas Luncheon next Friday. There will be a lot of surprises for everyone including a special guest appearance. Thanks to the Special Events Committee for...
 
Seven students at Beaufort County Community College have been awarded a scholarship established by the State Employees' Credit Union Foundation to fund studies by those in short-term training programs.
Seven students at Beaufort County Community College have been awarded a scholarship established by the State Employees' Credit Union Foundation to fund studies by those in short-term training programs.
 
If you have a hobby or a profession that you would love to share, then our Division of Continuing Education needs you!
If you have a hobby or a profession that you would love to share, then our Division of Continuing Education needs you!
 
The State Board of Community Colleges and the University of North Carolina Board of Governors earlier this month signed a revised Comprehensive Articulation Agreement that governs courses that will transfer from Beaufort County Community College to all of the constituent UNC campuses.
The State Board of Community Colleges and the University of North Carolina Board of Governors earlier this month signed a revised Comprehensive Articulation Agreement that governs courses that will transfer from Beaufort County Community College to all of the constituent UNC campuses.
 
Vice President of Continuing Education Chet Jarman, Director of EMS Programs Steve Taylor and I met with the Beaufort County Board of Commissioners this week to advise them of training opportunities available at BCCC for first responders.
Vice President of Continuing Education Chet Jarman, Director of EMS Programs Steve Taylor and I met with the Beaufort County Board of Commissioners this week to advise them of training opportunities available at BCCC for first responders.
 
The BCCC Board of Trustees has approved a new Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy that brings our policy in line with neighboring community colleges.
The BCCC Board of Trustees has approved a new Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy that brings our policy in line with neighboring community colleges.
 
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