Recent content by offthewall88

Take a lot of practice tests. Use one of the millions of search engines on the internet to find some accurate websites. I would say don't waste your time/money paying for anything online as far as practice tests are concerned. There are a few sites with free tests that helped me... should help...

Thanks, I'll get right on that this coming week. Hopefully it's not too expensive for a replacement paper card.

Very nice, those questions can be tricky sometimes but you're right on the money with the basic ABCs come first. Flashcards really helped me and taking pretests over and over. Passed on my second attempt.

I had my wallet stolen from me a few weeks ago, which is what I used to carry my AHA CPR card. How do I go about getting that card replaced? Typically, do I have to sit through another class and pay again or can I just pay for a replacement card and quickly get this sorted out?

Just passed the NREMT on thursday of last week... looking for some guidance on where to apply for ambulance/hospital positions in the L.A. County in terms of... where I can learn the most, competitive payscale / benefits. Specifically closer to Long Beach (where I'm from).

First off, what does having your phlebotomy certification allow you to do? I just passed my NREMT and I'm wondering if it's a good idea to grab up a phlebotomy cert at least for the clinical aspect of the work... ie: E.R. Tech I know some places may require it but I haven't found many by...

I spent the morning meditating before I took my exam... helped out a lot. Don't try to study the morning of, wont do you any good really. Eat a good breakfast and relaxxxx

Just keep studying. Make flashcards... find every website you can to give help. I passed my class with a C and ended up doing fine on the registry. It's just a matter of putting your mind completely into it.

106 I believe and I passed.

Long Beach! :D pretty close... considering working for CARE and I believe that's an OC exclusive ambulance service