Recent content by Cam984

Personally if I were in your situation I would finish my EMT-B at SCCAD and then apply for there Paramedic program whenever your ready. The cost is just a bit higher, but it's an excellent program that you'll be some what similar with, also it's a lot less driving.

I'm not to sure if the medic program has a waiting list but it wouldn't surprise me at all considering the EMT-B class has a very long list. Also just for your information I believe both SCCAD and IHM cost between $7,000-$8,000.

I didn't fail, but I think where a lot of people go wrong is in the area of Test Taking Skills. Go out and study the areas you lacked in but also do some research on taking tests and find those ares where you can improve. Hope this helps!

There are several good Paramedic schools in the area and almost all of the those schools also offer the EMT-B class as well (If you aren't signed up yet of course). There are three main schools with in the metro St. Louis area they are: IHM Health Studies: I myself have nothing but postive...

Hey there, I'm a long time reader and a first time poster. Any how I'm a paramedic student and I live in St. Louis so I have the answer to your question! The following numbering system is used for all fire and ambulance apparatus in St. Louis county except the St. Louis fire Department...