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I got hired as a part time, and they told me that I had to work at least one shift per week, but I can pick up more shifts, actually I do more hours than the ones hired as a full time .:P

I went to FMTI, graduated in January this year basically I decided on it because it was close to my home, no entrance exams like mdc, and did all the paperwork in 20 days before the classes started. I passed the NREMT test at the first try three months after. They have great instructors all...

I got hired by an ambulance company, and it was included on the orientation course, so I got for free basically.

Amr south florida: First comes the test, if you pass get the interview, after that comes a physical test, and the skill test (scenarios).

+1 I took it about a month.

Don't waste your money on those online curses, I did it and honestly they didn't helped. I pass the test on the first try, but everything you need is on your text book. I regret spending that $$ and I should have read the book more, the question that I struggled more were on my book.

Study from the book, those online sites will just take Your money. I paid $50.00 for an online study prep and none of the questions on the test were on the guide. I took the test after 4 months after graduated from the school and that helped, but everything you need is on the book. Don't over...

Q #70 EMT-B passed.

Don't worry too much for the resume. I had no experience in EMS before, and just after 6 months out of school got hired. What really matters is passing the physical, written, and practical test.