Just like to point out that while "be nice" is one of the rules of this forum, and has to be respected (under pain of banning
) in the real world, "being nice" to all, no matter what, instead of honestly and bluntly pointing out blatantly illogical, wrong, idiotic, and crazy things is why this country is so screwed up and getting more screwed up.
Now back to your regular scheduled programming.
To be honest, I'm pretty ambivalent about this. Most people who call 911 don't need one EMT helping them (who in all reality can do very little beyond basic first aid) let alone two (who still can't do much more than basic first aid). What the person needs is a ride to a doctor, and given the constraints on what EMT's can do, the single EMT doesn't really need anyone else with medical training helping them; they need a driver and someone to help carry things.
Now, as you start talking about higher levels of providers the situation does change some. Depending on what exactly is being done and second set of hands (connected to someone who knows what is happening/what to do) is not only helpful, but required.
If Wisconsin's statutes are written so that there is a clear difference between EMT's and paramedics...meh, who cares. If they aren't, and all EMS providers are lumped in as "EMT's," then yeah, this isn't such a good idea.