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I was reading an article from the EMTSPOT and it referred to always having a specialty, something you find very interesting about medicine and learning all you can. I was curious what others would find the most interesting. I like anything that has to do with wilderness and environmental related...

I had a few questions concerning coned for my license. I don't work as an EMT anymore, i only worked as one for a few months. would that affect my ability to recert? i work as a call firefighter now. I live in MA and have my nremt. My card doesn't expire until 3-31-16. Can I do all my con ed...

Does anyone know of any good online con ed programs that I could take. I don't really care about the cost but I'd like to try and refresh my skills. Maybe if you live in MA you know of some classes? I have an NREMT-B but I ended up getting it late since MA had a big problem with the switch over...

my workout is spilt into four days and each day is a different muscle group. I work out at home and i don't have access to a squat rack. I just started this workout a week ago and i really like it. I don't know many people who workout alot so i cant really ask any of them. Most of these...

Does anyone have any information about these guys? I came across the website and it looks pretty cool and all. It just doesn't explain what they do... I feel like they just train others but they have photos of themselves doing rescues. They must be private?

I just took the NREMT. I'm in Massachusetts and we just switched to the national level. I took the mass practical but our written switched over to the national while I was waiting for my results(which took upwards of 3months). I found the test to be pretty difficult. I studied with the Kaplan...

I took my prac today and I somehow failed my CPR portion. So i retested again and since I really have no idea how i failed my first round I did the same things, I even looked at the steps after. I'm sure i did everyone of them. They're all drilled in my head. So I retested with my partner and I...

I've asked about SAR careers in the civilian world before on here. Now I have another question... I've wanted to become an AST for the USCG but my red/green color def is whats keeping me from doing it. So I was wondering if any flight medic on the board could give me an overview of a day in...

Are there EMS jobs besides military that you revolve around SAR. I haven't found details about any, but who looks for lost swimmers, or hikers. Just people who get hurt in some remote area?