need advice please

Here in Cali you can jump into EMR without having to do CPR it is covered in the class. I am not sure about Canada but I would figure same Idea, call your local instructor and see, never hurts to ask.
 
Angela101 said:
well ive done lots of research and ive decided to do this.
I discovered canadian college of EMS from another thrread and they offer every course i need from standard to advanced, but i dont know if this is correct on the website it has a list of videos and from what i think they are in order.

First aid
EMR
EMT-A
Paramedic

BUT

Under Prerequisites it says none (for the EMR course)
so im wondering if i need any courses before the EMR course or if i can just go straight to it .

so if any one knows anything about CCOFEMS and the courses please let me know!!
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You need to be a registered EMR with ACP to be in the EMT program. With out it, you are unable to go on practicum. You have to be a registered EMT to go into the Paramedic program.

So Basically, Go get your CPR/First aid, then your EMR, Write your provincial exam for ACP and become registered, Apply to the EMT program (You can't just register, you have to go through a long process which some times involves a fitness test to get into the program), get registered as and EMT, then apply to the paramedic program.
You also have to have your class 5, a police background check, and all your immunizations up to date.

With out your EMR you can't go any where.
After you get all of that, You might be a registered EMT by 2010 depending on your ACP marks.
 
Wee-EMT said:
You need to be a registered EMR with ACP to be in the EMT program. With out it, you are unable to go on practicum. You have to be a registered EMT to go into the Paramedic program.

So Basically, Go get your CPR/First aid, then your EMR, Write your provincial exam for ACP and become registered, Apply to the EMT program (You can't just register, you have to go through a long process which some times involves a fitness test to get into the program), get registered as and EMT, then apply to the paramedic program.
You also have to have your class 5, a police background check, and all your immunizations up to date.

With out your EMR you can't go any where.
After you get all of that, You might be a registered EMT by 2010 depending on your ACP marks.
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Sorry, I ment 2011
 
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