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I asked my service's training officer about that and he said it will never happen. Then reason is that there would have to be total agreement between the 10 provinces and 1 territory that regulate EMS. He said that will never happen.

I wish I would have done my EMS training after I finished high school which was in the mid to late 1980's instead of in 2008.

That sounds like my town.

If they did that here suspensions would be handed out. As mfor the cell phones here in the NWT cell phones only work in the major communities. Cell phones do not work in about 90% of the NWT.

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With my service each member is issued a pager and portable.

The diamond mines here in the NWT use PAs in their medical depts.

It can also be used if one desires for the PA program at UofM in Winnipeg.

Personally I'd go to Medicine Hat College over SAIt my reason is simple. Medicine Hat College is a Bachelor degree program and SAIT isn't. To me one may get paid a bit more if they have more education. I'd rather have a degree than a diploma.

Out of the 3 or 4 1 in the drivers seat (we hope) 1 in the passenger seat. and one in one of the two jump seats and we have a bench seat in the back that can hold 2 belted in people go to my profile here in EMTLife and I have a pic of the back of one of our ambulances.

Yes on an ambulance we use 3 to 4 members. The only time we use 2 members if it's a medevac ground support.

My service uses a crew of 3 to 4 for our units.

Here in Fort Smith 160.00 and we are the cheapest in the NWT. That's for BLS as we do not have ground ambulance that is ALS.

My full time job is as a Safety and Security Officer at a retail outlet. I volunteer with my town Volunteer EMS Dept,

If not us then who.

My service's chief and assistant chief are both appointed coroners. Even before they were appointed we were and still are responsible for body transport. For autopsies we have to send the body out of the NWT to Alberta as the NWT only has Coroners but no medical examiners. As well in the NWT...

In the link to the NWT the contact number for the Fort Smith EMS Department is our emergency number. The number for general enquiries is 867-872-8400. Currently there is a working group working on future legislation for EMS in the NWT. Currently we have no legislation.

I don't think you need to be a registered EMR to take the licensing exam. You do need to be a licensed EMR to do a field practicum from your course in Alberta. I believe anyone who has completed a CMA accredited program in EMT/PCP can take the ACoP licensing exam. ESA in Sherwood Park is my...

From what I've read AHASTI seems to be a good school.

Here in Canada we don't use the term 401k our version would be the RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan).