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Navigate test prep has about 500 ish questions on the different catagories... Free to use online with there sandbox and i think about 20-30 dollars on the app store to get it on your phone. http://demo.navigate.jblearning.com/login/index.php Password is : psgdemo

I disagree. Getting Vitals, EKG placement on different types of patients , using different equipment than the one at your training center are all reasons to go to the ED. As well as more patient contact to observe the non-medical things that need to be done with patients. And some EMTs work in...

Agree with CentralCalEMT. If you still have difficulty look at something such as Starting Strenght. you are not far of the level needed and getting your muscles adapted to the lifts by using a program such as Starting Strenght. should make you able to pass it within a month easily.

Took it this morning EMT. Stopped at 86. Got some many questions on positioning patients and what to do with amputated parts and kept giving the roughly the same type of answers. Just found out i passed it !!!

Getting the accreditation is the problem though *headspins* good thing i have over a year to sort all this stuff. ... i have a university degree so im not stuck either way but i far prefer EMS after doing 6 months voluntary work. I will do whatever im asked to do to get accredited but would...

The government of Canada when i was applying for my visa. The working visa allows me to work as a paramedic provided i have accreditation in the province i want to work in.

Ah i understand. Thanks for all your help Medic Tim.. hopefully the other person gets something sorted aswell.

Alot of resistance?? Why do you think that? from not being Canadian or from not doing as much years of education as them?

I am going to email all the people to do with equivalency testing in all the Canadian states and see what they say better than the two of us with no real definite answers. I will update the topic when i get reply's. Mind me asking what year it was when you done that Medic Tom?

Medic Tim I intended to do the percom course and have roughly 6months-9 months voluntary work with a registered ambulance 3months in America 6 months in Ireland. .... do you believe this would count as equivalent or would you think this would make it alot harder to get qualified over there??

Also I have discussed working as a paramedic with the 2 year visa they said I can I just had to do an additional medical exam (on myself by a doctor) not a test. ... Some provinces are harder than others. ... I have done alot of research on this so if you have any questions feel free to reply to...

That is what I have been told in my research.. the irreconcilabiec 2 year working holiday is not hard to qualify for I got it with 3 years work as a Lifeguard.

I can answer for Alberta:censored:NR means nothing to Alberta college of paramedics (our governing body)Licencing is determined on a individual basis. You can expect a one on one interview, written exam, and scenario. There is no yes/no answer on out of country licencing, only a "maybe - depends...

What country are you from? ?? You could get into Canada on a 2 year working holiday visa they come out around January and take 4ish months to process. .. If your country is in that program. .. That would be your best bet and just working a normal job to save the cash...till you get a visa...