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I have info for Virginia providers that need CAT 1 hours. Just send me a PM for more info on free stuff.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20120803-travelwise-central-americas-shift-in-safety

http://www.naemt.org/education/PHTLS/TCCC/TCCC_home.aspx

Absolutely! I feel privileged to have met the Bomberos of Company 10, and plan to return as soon as I am able. :)

That's a very good question. I was there for a couple weeks. Because I was there for such a limited time, I'm no expert on changing the system. I just want to help as best I can.

Nope, but we had a very tasty cookout! The guacamole is awesome!

Thank you for your comments. :) I hope to get the guys more gear, so thank you for your insight and post!

Thank you! We have so much in the U.S. I hope to help the Bomberos in some small way. :)

Hi All: I recently helped with an accelerated EMT course in Guatemala City. It was amazing to see the lack of resources and the violence that the local fire fighter/paramedics have to handle on a day-to-day basis. Here are a few links for videos and info for anyone who is interested...

Hello! Hello All! I'm here to read, to contribute, and to help when needed. :) Thanks, Julie

Pitbullkid, I just sent you a PM with further details. Let me know if you have additional questions. :)

I would suggest taking a test that identifies the objectives you need to study as well as the type and level of questions you are missing. It's not a matter of studying harder, but studying smarter. Reading the book from cover-to-cover does little help in identifying what you need to study...

I've also pointed folks in that direction. Can't get much better than free CECBEMS!

Congratulations! :)

It's important to identify your learning styles and preferences. Reading a book for hours on end won't necessarily help you connect to the material. If you still need help, send me a PM.

I have a Bachelor of Science in Paramedicine, an A.A.A.S in Fire Science, and a Master of Science in Education. My paramedic degree enabled me to serve as a paramedic program director. In general, having an AA (or higher) provides an edge when competing for jobs, and negotiating salary. I...

Amen!

You'll never know unless you try. ^_^ If only. Those must be the two saddest words in the world. - Mercedes Lackey

Did you take the fisdap exam or just the study tools? If you're doing the same things over and over...you'll get the same result.

Central Washington University is excellent and offers a Bachelor of Science in Paramedicine. One of the very few schools in the nation that do. :)