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This is what I’m confused about

Well the one I just took had the scenario questions and the multiple answer solutions as well as some drag and drop questions so I’m not sure what I took if that’s the case.

So I just took the extended cognitive exam on 01/10/2024. My NREMT still has an PATT for my psychomotor but I thought I wouldn’t be required to take that if I tested after December 2023? Anyone know anything about this?

Does anyone know of any Fire Department that will hire you without Firefighting I & II or an academy they provide? Also, Does anyone know a good program to get you Firefighting I & II Certification that does not require you to have a CPAT before being hired?

You would pick classes as normal. Overall including the book and materials your probably looking at about $1400-$1500. I work a fulltime Mon-Fir as well and they have a class that works for everyone all the way from two nights a week to a weekend class.

NoFinancial Aid is available in this state for the program its all out of pocket unless you have a G.I.

I just graduated from Chandler-Gilbert Community College and it was a blast. Definitely good instructors. AAES is a private school and they have accelerated programs if you want to do it quicker (not recommended). Both are good schools. I went to both also. I didn't make it through at AAES. Once...

Stopped at 70 questions and PASSED!:) How long does it usually take to get the NREMT envelope in the mail?

Took the test 1 hour ago. Stopped at 70. Seemed hard. Lots of itis questions. Hope I did good.

I live in Arizona and I have mine this Saturday May 12th. Never knew they did Saturdays. When do you think ill get my results? Probably Monday?

JB Learning. End of story

They do that to throw you off. lol.

The lowest you can get is 70 I thought? Its 70-120 questions

Someone's worried about a drug test lol. Better hope the employer doesn't read this.

I agree with JBL best resource out there. Worth the money too

http://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/emergency-preparedness-response/ems/res_sysListing https://superiorambulance.candidatecare.jobs/job_positions/browse?ILLINOIS

Mothers Charges and Examiner's findings: https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/mother-sentenced-in-2015-infant-death-case-where-detroit-emt-refused-to-respond

Yeah I couldn't find anything either. My guess it that the company probably just provides a class.

Do you need a special endorsement or license to drive an ambulance for a city entity or private ambulance company like AMR/Rural Metro or PMT?

I didnt know you could call Out-of-Service if you were "too tired". That's actually a thing? and for 2 hours??