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im certified emt-b in texas but i can get free school since my dads a dean in jew jersey, can i take the paramedic or aemt course in new jersey and pay to transfer lisences? i plan to do that school there to be with family and then come back to texas for the RN transition course or just transfer...

would it be easier or faster to become a paramedic first and then transition to RN i have already done 2 of the prerequisits in college to become a nurse but then switched and took my emt basic course. but now that im certified i am having a hard time getting hired especially in a hispital...

and alot of dirt? in the field would you normally try to brush it off first?before applying a bandage

i was thinking of just dropping off a few resumes at some of the ambulance companies since most of them dont have the ability to apply online. if i just walk in and say hey i wanted to drop off my resume incase you had any openings would that work? ive never applied anywhere before because i was...

what are some other jobs besides non emergency transport. i couldnt even find any non emergency transport companies in my area =/ and i heard to work in the hospital i would need some ambulance experience first. just looking for some ideas. i also found some wildlife stuff i can get into like...

i dont have discovery health on my new tv but i found a show called trauma about ems and untold stories of ER on tlc. what do you guys watch? :)

ive heard its very easy for paramedics because of the demand and burnout rate of emt-p but what about basic emts? are there usualy hiring or is it more competative in general? :)

other than ambulance companies of course. my dad was telling me about airports having position (i live near dallas airport) what other places can we apply as basic emts? i just got my lisence in the mail today for texas :)

ive got the soap format and the radio format for emergency and non emergency. are these formats the same for every ems company? and how can i practice or get proficient at this because its the only ems skill im lacking in. i have no problem writting down what happens but the formats show...

i get my texas emt basic lisence in the mail in about 2 weeks and i was wondering how i could practice or if i would be expected to be proficient in this? what if i apply to be driver would it be required? any other advice would be nice to im new here :)