Recent content by Camtheman

Thank you everyone!

How does this look? Certifications NREMT Certified Paramedic AHA Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support AHA Healthcare Provider CPR and AED Education and Training School Name Associate of Applied Science Paramedic 84 College hours achieved...

Thanks! Should I put my clinical hours and education first seeing as it is the most relevant or last like it is on most normal resume layouts?

I have done some searching both here in the forum and various other online sources but have yet to get the guidance I am seeking. I began in ems as a volunteer ff (for 7 months) in sept of 2010 then got my emt B and rolled right into my paramedic program. I finished with my AAS as a...

Excellent! I hope you get the chance. I've heard many good things from people who are still up here. Also, I have been hearing there is a high demand for medics in AK. What were some of the things you didn't like about it? Any advice you would give to somone moving up to alaska?

I had my repeat as my last question, reread it a million times, then changed my answer but I passed at 80.

Im up here in hydaburg AK and I have spoken to a few EMS workers with quite the job experience. Anyone here work in alaska before? If so how did/do you like it? Any good stories?

I am absolutely willing to look/work outside of portland but it would have to be a reasonable commute from portland. What outlying areas do you suggest?

Thanks! I'm really interested in 911, fire and hospital. That being said though I will take what I can get :) Thanks again!

Hello, I don't mean to:deadhorse: , but I will be in Portland for a week and a half looking for places to work as a paramedic. I'm in the process of contacting AMR but is there anywhere else I can go to in person with my resume and certs? I would love to show my interest by being there in...

I JUST PASSED! WOOOO!! Time to change my training level :cool: Now back to you regularly scheduled broadcast.

Whats the point of them having repeat questions? To see if you change the answer?

Has anyone ever had a question repeat itself on the NREMT exam? I had one with the same answer options and question wording.

My middle school and highschool both had "lockdown drills" in case of someone unwanted enters the school and we lock the doors and moove away from the windows. Also, we would have fire drills and go over escape routes periodically and have them posted route 1,2 and 3 in ever class room.

I believe that for $200,000 it fell short, but that being said it is a start. A short video is not enough IMO and I think that some sort of "emergency prepardness" should be taught throughout the education system. Maybe make it a part of health class? Things that could be included would be...