does anyone know?
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I gather that Michigan uses the NREMT which is no longer really graded on a percentage. If it makes you feel better having a number just assume 80%
I gather that Michigan uses the NREMT which is no longer really graded on a percentage. If it makes you feel better having a number just assume 80%
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There is no state exam in Michigan. Your class may have a 80% minimum, but there is no state test.
Once you take your class, and pass the "CLASS TEST", and your "CLASS PRACTICAL", then you are elligble to apply for the NREMT written test. Once they verify your practical skills and class finished, you can take the NREMT. % wise for the NR? I really don't know and don't think you should care about it. Just do your best.
Once you pass the NR (or if you do), then you go to the state website located here and fill out the license application packet. Few weeks later you get mailed a small little card, and license certificate thingy. Then you can apply to ambulance companies.
Not too hard though
Where are you doing your class?
Once you take your class, and pass the "CLASS TEST", and your "CLASS PRACTICAL", then you are elligble to apply for the NREMT written test. Once they verify your practical skills and class finished, you can take the NREMT. % wise for the NR? I really don't know and don't think you should care about it. Just do your best.
Once you pass the NR (or if you do), then you go to the state website located here and fill out the license application packet. Few weeks later you get mailed a small little card, and license certificate thingy. Then you can apply to ambulance companies.
Not too hard though
Where are you doing your class?