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Same. Are you already a working EMT?

They do!?!?!

They will be opening up the application process on 3/4-3/6. Anyone here going to apply or have any information on what it's like to work for them?

Do you like em!? Can't stand em!? My instructor once told me that he hated his partner so much that he picked up smoking just to piss them off since his partner hated smokers!

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Just wanted to know how many EMTs/Paramedics applied for the LAFD and if you guys got a letter. I'll be testing March 2nd!

You'll need the OC Accred if you want to work for most ambulance companies in orange county

I'm working in Southern California right now and I would say that you need to be able to motivate yourself to pass your class/registry and also accept that only about 3 in every 10 companies around here will offer you a chance to get on 911 (and thats often after putting in a few months of work...

Where are you located and taking classes? Being an EMT on the east coast/west coast is like black and white

Not a medic yet, but it's an obtainable goal for me in the near future. I'm only 20 and I've jumped around majors/colleges trying to figure out what I wanted to do. My dad had a stroke one day and I realized that I wanted to be able to help him however I can if he were to be in that...

You won't necessarily be stuck as an EMT for the rest of your life if you choose a good company and promote within. You could become a supervisor, crew chief, human resources/emt, work as an ER tech, blah blah blah. There's lots of options to go from as an EMT that doesnt involve the medic or...

Where did you go to emt school?

I work for RM and I hope they pick up a 911 contract by the time I become a paramedic

This was a really great post. It really should be something that every new EMT looks at

Does shoreline ever run code 3 during calls? Never seen them actually have their lights on

Where do you work now? Is it easy to get on a 911 and do they still bounce checks?

I've seen them respond to 911 in Huntington Beach before

Thanks man. I hope I enjoy it there. Good luck with CARE!

I had applied with them back in November but when they finally got back to me, I was already employed. So since I technically turned down an invitation to test, I am not allowed to test again for another 6 months. I heard the process invokes a written, skills, essay, and oral interview in one...

Yup but CARE wouldnt allow me to test again for another 6 months and Shoreline was the first to call back