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Twenty-nine paramedic students from the Oregon Tech-OHSU paramedic education program graduated on Saturday, September 10, ready to employ their skills in the field.

After more than two years of intense classroom work, including five months of clinical hospital rotations and three months of field externship rotations on a 911 ambulance, the Oregon Tech-OHSU Class of 2019 are eligible for both state and national licensing exams and find employment with leading agencies across the nation.

Building on the success of the Catalyze Klamath Falls Challenge last year, Oregon Tech is revving up its innovative engines again!

Faculty at Oregon Tech have received more than $700,000 in grant awards since July 1

The Data Science program answers the quickly growing need for analysts of “big data,” and the first undergraduate program of its kind at a public university in Oregon

The study, titled Inequity 911: Under Treatment of Racial Minority Patients by Oregon EMS Agencies, was completed by professor Jamie Kennel, who heads the Emergency Medical Services and Paramedic Education programs jointly offered by Oregon Institute of Technology and Oregon Health & Science University.

Higher Education Coordinating Commission approves Master of Science in Allied Health

An official NCHC project, the University’s Honors Program sponsored a Partners in the Parks project at Crater Lake National Park, bringing 11 students from six different states, representing seven different university Honors Colleges and Programs, to Oregon Tech and Crater Lake National Park

The mission of the BIG ABA clinic is to provide high quality training and supervision for Oregon Tech students in the practice of applied behavior analysis.

Six new scholarships available through Oregon Tech/OHSU's joint EMS programs are intended for underserved populations and recognize students who embody the university’s emphasis on inclusion, innovation and impact