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Ok This is not a Flame throwing thread. I am just interested in what other providers see as the most common problems with the Training systems in EMS today.
As for me I think it is the diffrent ways you get you Cert. at diffrent areas of the country. I would like to see one standard system that all states have to abied by. The way it is now some states will honor other's Cert and then again others will not. I know we have NREMT but in reality what good is that? All it is a test, and a difffrent patch that you can brag on and wear. I understand that there are national standards for EMS but some states go by them and some do not. Some states make there requirments harder and others are easier. I would like to see one system of education not training. Make it a course of study not a class. This does not have to involve the college system but they have the infastructure there to implament it. Yes you can go to class one night a week and in 7 to 9 months you are an EMT-B I think this is great I even teach the class but I would like to see it exanded to a course of study not one class and bam you are an EMT. This is just my .02 worth.
Now Please do not start throwing the insults and flames to other levels of providers.
As for me I think it is the diffrent ways you get you Cert. at diffrent areas of the country. I would like to see one standard system that all states have to abied by. The way it is now some states will honor other's Cert and then again others will not. I know we have NREMT but in reality what good is that? All it is a test, and a difffrent patch that you can brag on and wear. I understand that there are national standards for EMS but some states go by them and some do not. Some states make there requirments harder and others are easier. I would like to see one system of education not training. Make it a course of study not a class. This does not have to involve the college system but they have the infastructure there to implament it. Yes you can go to class one night a week and in 7 to 9 months you are an EMT-B I think this is great I even teach the class but I would like to see it exanded to a course of study not one class and bam you are an EMT. This is just my .02 worth.
Now Please do not start throwing the insults and flames to other levels of providers.