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Title says it all! Thanks all here for the help and questions answered
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Congrats and welcome to the dark side. Help yourself to some cookies.Title says it all! Thanks all here for the help and questions answered
How was the exam? And how was the class, too?
Congrats and welcome to the dark side. Help yourself to some cookies.
Ridiculously easy on both accounts. Seriously, I took it before I was out of high school and graduated first in my class. It's not very difficult for anyone who isn't borderline MMR.
Congrats and welcome to the dark side. Help yourself to some cookies.
Ridiculously easy on both accounts. Seriously, I took it before I was out of high school and graduated first in my class. It's not very difficult for anyone who isn't borderline MMR.
Thanks and yum.
Agreed. I took this class two nights per week at four hours per class, in between running calls as a volunteer observer/third person and a full-time job, and pulled off a nice "A" with not much studying.
I am, however, going to keep my EMT-b book and purchase the Workbook that accompanies it so that I can improve upon my -b foundation. PHTLS class coming up, W-EMT coming up, MEDIC coming up.... very pleased.
EMT-b taught me, above all else, how much their is to know about pre-hospital care and how little of that I currently know. I've developed a real taste for this stuff.
Good job man. Don't expect the paramedic part to be so easy. Its kind of overkill on the amount they teach you. Half of it you will never need to know but I guess it does give you a better idea of why certain things happen and how they work.
I was wondering the same thing.What did you feel was overkill?
I was wondering the same thing.
I would think healthcare providers would want to know as much about the human body as possible. I'm just a basic looking for work, and I'm absolutely terrified that I can work in the field knowing next to nothing about medicine.
I have not, I'm still waiting for my live scan to go through for my county card. The big three I'm shooting for are Rural/Metro, Americare, or AMR. If I can't get on with any of those within a couple months I will start applying just about everywhere while still trying to get hired at one of those three.
YES BABY! "PASSED" that was the quickest and easiet test I have probably ever taken!
Thanks man, now comes the hard part... getting registered with the county to get my card and FINDING WORK!