mistertheatre
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I would love anyone's advice and opinions, positive or negative, about enrolling into Paramedic School directly after receiving EMT-B cert.
Spill. Thanks.
Spill. Thanks.
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Thanks for your input. I really do appreciate it. I do agree, and have thought about the fact the all the knowledge will be fresh. and I like that.
Anyone else?
My medic teacher has always said that you have to be a great basic before you can become a good paramedic.
My medic teacher has always said that you have to be a great basic before you can become a good paramedic.
I would love anyone's advice and opinions, positive or negative, about enrolling into Paramedic School directly after receiving EMT-B cert.
Spill. Thanks.
to the OP: which state are you in? it's interesting that not all states require ______ hours of field experience prior to admittance to a medic program
I'm not aware of any STATE that requires "x" amount experience to go to medic school. Some local entities require it, and many programs do. Why? Who the heck knows...to the OP: which state are you in? it's interesting that not all states require ______ hours of field experience prior to admittance to a medic program
....skating through my EMT-B class with over 90% on EVERY piece of work stoned out of my mind while helping 35 y.o. grown men drop tubes and splint arms who I feel couldn't provide care to a hamster.....
Experience is good..... there is no question about it. That is the reason we crawl > walk, training wheels > two wheels, high school > college