Central Piedmont EMS Education

🚨 Faculty and Alumni Spotlight 🚨

Join us in congratulating Paramedic Parker Wallace, current CPCC and Center for Prehospital Medicine faculty member and proud Paramedic Program graduate, on being named a 2025 American Ambulance Association Star of Life.

This national recognition honors EMS professionals who demonstrate exceptional skill, compassion, and heroism in service to their communities. Parker exemplifies these qualities in every role he serves.

In addition to his work in the field, he teaches through the CPCC and Atrium Health consortium, helping prepare the next generation of EMS professionals through mentorship, training, and leadership.

Parker represents the highest standards of our EMS community. His dedication to patient care and education continues to make a lasting impact.

👏 Please join us in celebrating this outstanding achievement.

Extremely proud of the inaugural accelerated Paramedic Class of 2025 from Central Piedmont Community College and Atrium Health Center for Pre-Hospital Medicine on their graduation. They will make outstanding paramedic clinicians!

Abby, a graduate of the Center for Prehospital Medicine and CPCC’s Paramedic Program, was recently recognized for her role in a successful cardiac arrest response with Medic and Charlotte Fire. In a high-stress moment, Abby relied on her training, stayed focused, and delivered the kind of care that saves lives.

Watching our graduates step into these roles and perform with confidence and skill is exactly why we do what we do. Abby’s story is a powerful reminder of how preparation, teamwork, and strong clinical education come together when it matters most.