Aemt

[Porta]

Wow I thought there would be more to it than that

I did too. I don't know if the fact that it's simply a bridge program has anything to do with it.

That being said I'm also my entirely sure how we will be viewed while on site. I know a lot of preceptors tend to get annoyed with Basics, I can see them being just as annoyed with someone in a step program.

 

[emt11]

I heard about ProMedics, I did not know they were out of biz.

Any idea about the pass rate w Gwinnett Tech?

As far as Gwinnett's classes I wouldn't know. From my understanding of this past registry testing, 20 something of their students showed up and all of them were re testing for various skills, though the majority had atleast the random to re test.

 

[ca11metdub]

Hello,
I recently just passed the NREMT and already submitted info for my state card. Seeing as how I can't seem to find any A-EMT courses anywhere in southern california especially reading from a few pages back; would you suggest taking several other courses to obtain some certificates? It looks like its the best option as of now since CE units/hours are required.

 

[Jambi]

Read through the thread, there's one in San Diego Country. Don't expect to be able to actually find an AEMT job currently as the concept is far too new and no county has actually put them into use/blessed them. San Diego is the first in SoCal as far as I know, so I'm sure it'll be coming soon for them. Likely you're only going to find jobs as a basic.