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There's 3 68W's in my class that have all been talking about their time in Iraq and Afghanistan the past few days and it sounds pretty epic. I mean where in the civilian world will they let you do a cricothyrotomy as an EMT-B in the back of a helicopter?! Like I said, I'm young (23) and single...

That actually works out great since I started out pursuing a biology degree. I'm about 40 credits shy of my BS and have taken courses in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, general and organic chemistry, exercise physiology, cellular biology, and the basics. Sounds like I should work on finishing...

So what specifically would you recommend? Something like a WEMT course or more advanced studies?

Thanks for the advice! I wasn't planning on jumping into remote practice right away as tempting as it sounds. Though I do plan on taking every opportunity to continue my education be it through my own funding or via FD along with some volunteer rural work on my off days. See you on the other side

Anyone here have any experience with RMI? I'm a paramedic student curretly and plan to go off the beaten path for a few years while I'm young and single. I'd like to go through their RMAP course after I get some ALS time in. Any advice?