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Something like this happened to my brothers friend. He's an EMT (not sure what company though) Supposedly he got into a traffic accident on the job. He was terminated but now works for a different ambulance company. I don't know the full details but I guess it's not impossible not to get another...

They can definitely fail you on the agility test. For example, when I tested with AMR there was one candidate that failed because they dropped the weight that simulated a chair lift. From what I heard it was due to the loss of grip on the 75lbs curl bar. That's just one example of an infraction...

120 and Passed Remember, just as many have said on this thread, the number you stopped at won't determine whether you passed or failed. I went up to about 120 before they shut me out. Prior to taking the test I was browsing this forum and was noticing that many people who hit the 70 range...

It's likely you forgot the details of the concepts you learned in your EMT course; do you remember what the normal BP/Respiration/HR is for adults/child/toddler? The abnormal? Signs of hyperglycemia and what causes it? Stuff like that. I would go over and spend a few weeks reviewing and studying...

I second JB Learning. It's a bit pricey compared to some of the other test prep programs but the tests really help prepare you for the NREMT. They offer about 600 questions in various categories (i.e. trauma / OB / cardio / etc.) and you can mix and match these questions or take each one...