In all honesty I think that is why I failed. I second guessed myself alot. I just passed the practical and am retesting in a few weeks. I'm just gonna do that, go with my gut.
So as I've posted before I am a former (non nationally registered) medic trying to return to the field after a change of state. I tried to get nationally registered in 2013 and failed 2 or the 12 stations twice (static cardio and a medical verbal practical) I was extremely dejected and I've...
Ok.. So for example... I am given an obvious v fib strip. Do I rattle off the entire ACLS algorithm (lengthy) or say CPR and Epi (oversimplified.. which is how your are making it seem)
True I do not have much experience and I'm just now re entering the field so.. "My skills" is a poor choice of words. Meant more like I would like to acquire the skills necessary for humanitarian work abroad.