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Yes the physical is a regular medical physical, and for the lift test the just test your strength, easy stuff.

Once while holding the wall at an ER there was another crew from a different company doing the same thing, then out of nowhere one asked the other who wanted to go to lunch first, once they made up their decision the first member went to their rig to eat, while the other waited with the patient...

Medic-1 hiring process When I got hired at Medic-1...I applied online and got a call from the training manager the next day, came in to take a written test, was told to come back the next day for an interview with the training manager and a supervisor, after the interview they asked me to wait...

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It’s a DOT physical exam, they check your eye sight, your vitals, ask about any past injuries, or illness, and check for hernias; it’s a normal physical exam if you ever had one. As far as a lift test usually they check to see if you can lift a certain amount, I would say to be sure you can at...

Expect paperwork, policies, and a lot of other boring stuff.

Make sure you apply everywhere you don’t want to apply at 1 place and wait for them to call you. Also most ambulance companies will give you a written test, possible a skills test, interview, physical, and lift test. Good luck!

Ask questions, and relax, the more nervous you are the less confident you will look. Everyone starts out somewhere; everyone goes through the newbie part. Oh and have fun!

^^^^^^HAHA nice!

They just finish orientation for a new class so they might not be hiring for a month or so, but keep calling them it could be sooner.

All certs and a resume if you have one. Usually a company will let you know what you need to bring for sure but you should take any certs you may have, just to be safe.

RSI/Medic-1 in Irwindale, Ca has very flexible schedules, I know a girl that works there who's working there while being a fulltime student. The work IFT's in LA county.

Have you tried RSI/Medic-1 ?

Paramedic or Nursing.

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