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Things have changed a bit. It is extremely difficult to get licensed in Ontario from outside Canada. I’ve actually get to meet someone who has successfully done it in the last 6-10 years. Each province has a process for this. It’s a matter of contacting the province you want to license in and...

You can't contain us in only 1 thread!!! We're bigger than you lol

I transferred from the USA to Canada as an AEMT to PCP then AAE ems degree / EMT-P to ACP. Each province handles international reciprocity differently so you would need to contact the province you want to license in. I licensed in New Brunswick where I live. Ive heard of others doing it in Nova...

I never went to JIBC but several of my co-workers have. Im an ACP inAB and BC.

ON has a history of granting PCP status to american paramedics where other provinces may grant ACP status. Just something to be mindful of. Ive heard this from several people who opted to get reciprocity in another province.

Manitoba has a specific Flight ACP license. The mobility between provinces is pretty easy. The fees are usually just licensing which everyone has to pay. So far in my career Ive been licensed in 5 provinces and 2 states. I had zero issue getting reciprocity in NS, BC, AB and MB. I also have my...

From a skills check off aspect, we were there for intubations and SGAs. It was also a great area to truly learn how to bag a pt. I had several pts where the anesthesiologist didn't have me tube but bvm with an opa for 30min to an hour... The length of the procedure. They would also be...

In many places this can be a very grey area due to laws and sops. In many places medics and EMTs cannot place pts into protective custody or whatever it may be called in your state. So even if a pt may not be considered competent and a doc is saying you have to take them.... Until police get...

We get most of the alphabet soup courses in house as well as a ton of optional online and in person training/education. If something isn't offered we can put in a request to have have it offered. Most times it is approved. We have access to online courses while on the clock and the in person...

Most of the ALS medics where I work live on the east coast.... Mostly in NS. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I believe British Columbia accepts NRP. Nova Scotia used to... Not sure if they still do. They were revamping the process when I was licensing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My cross shift used to live in key west. He may be moving to the Caribbean soon. 2 weeks on 2 weeks off. Company pays for travel and accommodation . Not a bad gig at all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sounds like a great program. We have a handful north of the border. Should be more popping up as there is a push for a bachelors degree entry practice paramedic by 2025. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It is not possible. EMT and paramedic are classified as unskilled workers to immigration. I'm a Canadian advanced care paramedic and paramedic in the USA. I was not even allowed to volunteer in the USA as a paramedic unless there was some sort of special event going on. I live in a border town.

Im not really familiar with going from Canada to the US as I went from the US to Canada.

Im back if anyone still has any question about reciprocity and working in canada. Disclaimer- I Think the process I went through has been changed/updated.

Im not sure if NS still recognizes NREMT. Ive heard they have changed the process a bit. Ontario is one of the hardest provinces to get an ALS job in. I think you can be licensed before getting a work visa but Im not sure.

I work industrial/oilfield . It is not part of the 911 system. We provide coverage to worksites, camps, plants, etc. I usually work in clinics that cover 1-5k. Some of our sites are as many as 12 k. I work for one of the bigger industrial companies that has numerous contracts . When one ends it...

I am unsure how it works for nursing but there is not a residency requirement that I know of. My company employs medics who live in other provinces and who reside in the USA.

That's quite unfortunate.