Aerospace Physiology Technician, A.S.H.S.

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Overview

The Aerospace Physiology Technician program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to support the Naval Aviation Survival Training Program (NASTP). This program provides instruction in NASTP administration, aircrew survival training, aviation life support equipment, emergency egress systems/operations, NASTP training devices, US Navy Lifeguarding, and academic instructor training. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be prepared for assignment as an Aerospace Physiology Technician.

Navy Degree Requirements

General Education Requirements

Total Credit Hours:

21

Communication - Written

ENG 1301	English Writing	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Communication - Oral

SPCH 1315	English Oral	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Quantitative Science - Math

MATH 1314	Mathematics	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Quantitative Science - Health Science

HCB 2307	Medical Emergencies	3
	or
HSCI 1300	Health Science	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Quantitative Science - Natural Science

HCB 2404	Anatomy and Physiology I	4
	or
SCI 1300	Natural Science	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Human Science - Humanities

HUMA 1300	Humanities	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Human Science - Social Science

MILS 1301	Military Science	3
Total Credit Hours:		3

Major Requirements

APT 2202	Aviation Life Support Systems and Altitude Physiology	2
APT 2203	Physiological Aviation Hazards	2
APT 2301	Aviation Survival	3
APT 3304	Aviation Survival Instructor	3
HCB 1101	Introduction to Corpsman Fundamentals	1
HCB 1203	Clinical Calculations	2
HCB 1302	Patient Assessment	3
HCB 2206	Corpsman Operations	2
HCB 2405	Anatomy and Physiology II	4
Total Credit Hours:		22

Free Electives - Approved Coursework

Total Credit Hours:

17

 

Total Credit Hours: 60