I would look at the different classes the shorter they are, the harder and more time consuming the class will be. As far as the certification goes it all depends on the state, you can check their ems website for how long it is and what you need. You also should check the age requirements, some...
Yeah he may have, but even then it's not the same as being the actual one in charge. Seeing someone do it and doing it yourself are completely different.
I would at least get some field experience. I have seen several EMTs start not realizing what exactly the job entails physically and mentally. It would just suck if you went through all this schooling and found out that you don't like the job.
Northern. It took a me awhile to find I have now and it took even longer to get the one I want. The best thing I did was still give applications even if they're not hiring.
I am currently working as an Emt in California. I have been for 3 years now, I Am hoping to get some good tips and advice from other people who enjoy what they do. I start paramedic training in the spring and am definitely willing to take any tips people have.