So I am graduating law school next month. I had a great job secured, but my offer was rescinded due to COVID-19 austerity measures. No law firms are hiring, and it will be that way for at least a year.
I need a job quickly, as my savings are running thin. Lucky for me, I have always wanted to be an EMT, and now may be my chance. I need the EMT fastrack: I would like to start working ASAP.
I have looked into Pelham Training, which offers intensive 2-week courses in Indiana. (I live and will work in Illinois). The next course runs from May 7-23, which is perfect for my schedule.
Let’s assume I finish this Pelham course in May. How long until I can actually start working as an EMT in Illinois?
I need a job quickly, as my savings are running thin. Lucky for me, I have always wanted to be an EMT, and now may be my chance. I need the EMT fastrack: I would like to start working ASAP.
I have looked into Pelham Training, which offers intensive 2-week courses in Indiana. (I live and will work in Illinois). The next course runs from May 7-23, which is perfect for my schedule.
Let’s assume I finish this Pelham course in May. How long until I can actually start working as an EMT in Illinois?
- From what I understand, I can schedule the NREMT cognitive portion at a Pearson Vue center whenever I want, and get results in about 2 days (is this correct?).
- What about the psychomotor exam? From what I understand, this is offered together with the course. Is there a delay in getting the official results?
- If I take the course in Indiana, and get NREMT certified, will it be reciprocal with Illinois?