In April 2026, future paramedics from St. Elizabeth University in Nové Zámky completed demanding practical state examinations in Emergency Medical Care.
In April 2026, future paramedics from St. Elizabeth University in Nové Zámky took their practical state examinations in Emergency Medical Care. Providing qualified help in the most critical seconds of a person’s life is the mission for which dozens of young people are preparing at this institution.
The St. Ladislaus Faculty of Health and Social Work (FZaSP) in Nové Zámky, part of St. Elizabeth University, welcomed these future front-line professionals. Here, the students faced one of the greatest challenges of their studies so far.
From 20 to 24 April 2026, the practical part of the state examination took place on the faculty premises. It tested not only the students’ knowledge but also their psychological resilience. The examinations were designed to simulate the real conditions paramedics face when responding to calls involving patients whose lives are at risk.
The table below provides an overview of the key facts about this year’s state examinations in Nové Zámky:
| State examination | Details |
|---|---|
| Venue | St. Ladislaus FZaSP, Nové Zámky |
| Dates | 20–24 April 2026 |
| Field of study | Emergency Medical Care |
| Number of participants | 82 students |
A total of 82 students took part in this key examination, demonstrating to the expert examination boards their readiness to enter professional paramedic practice. St. Elizabeth University has thus once again confirmed its important role in educating healthcare professionals in Slovakia.
Organising such an extensive practical examination for more than eighty candidates required precise organisation and great dedication from the faculty’s entire teaching staff.
We believe that the knowledge gained at St. Elizabeth University will help these graduates save lives wherever they are needed.
