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I get paid $15/hour for my part-time EMT job.

Does anyone know of any reputable oilfield companies that hire EMTs? This could be onshore or offshore.

Yep, it would be called the US military!

Where I work we carry epi pens so we can give them if needed, not assist someone in using one.

Yes, but does 75K go that far out there? We have the same program here in Maryland and they don't pay that much. Upon Successful completion of the Trooper Academy the salary is increased to $44,124. If accepted into the Aviation Command for a Trooper Medic position the salary is increased to...

It IS basic first aid. Please don't kid yourself. I do believe we teach EMTs a lot of the wrong stuff. Rather than focusing on how to BVM a CHF patient (WTF?) we should be teaching defensive driving, customer service strategy and how to move and position bed bound patients. How to clean up the...

A rise in wages equals more expensive care for pts, not true! If that were the case why is every dead beat with a stubbed toe asking for a ride to the hospital. You know right well that if people had to pay for a ride to the hospital we would stop getting all the BS calls. Most places have...

Last time I checked you did not get state certified and spend half a year in class to do first aid. If it were that easy you could just go down to the local Y and in a few hours pick up an EMT certification. I have a part-time EMT job that pays $15/hour.

When looking at the job posting what does AEA and CCA mean?

The military does not have the legal authority to do that kind of LE.

An EMT should train in the type of enviroment they will be called to serve in, (the field or back of an ambulance). EMTs are there to fix a person up as best we can and get them to a hospital (pre-hospital care), we are not doctors and thus not trained to diagnosis partents. I got pretty dam...

Then you should not be classified as an EMT, you are an ER Tech.

Why would an ETM-B program require 36 hours of ED time when that is not what EMts do. It is like telling a chef that they would need to learn to be a waiter while going to culinary school.

"Mine did as well. Every program I've heard of does, including online." Clinicals refers to working in a clinic, not doing practicals in a classroom setting. There is no reason an EMT-B would need to be in a clinic. The state of Maryland EMT-B certification program does not have clinicals as...

I have been in a situation where we were not allowed to go into the "hot zone" because we did not have the training. We were told they would bring the people out to us. In a matter of life and death we should not have to wait for people to be brought to us. "Indeed. Unless your job requires...

So, the https://contoms.chepinc.org/EMT-TRegistration.html is not worth anything. Not worth the money.

Yes, you got it. It is Amphibious Medics and it is only a part time gig. Work when I want, that sort of think. When we work Spartan Races or any other big event, we get paid and they provide all the supplies. Thanks for all the help guys! http://amphibiousmedics.com/

They do not issue a bag because when we work on-call jobs due to the fact there is no supervisor to report to on scene that would have that equipment. When we work large scale events they provide the equipment.

So what you are telling me is that, an EMT off the street, who wants to be a tactical EMT needs no tactical experience, no formal training and will be able to pick up a tatical EMT position and the SWAT team will train you. Seems a little to far out there.

I was looking for someone who knew which ones were worth the money and which ones were crap. Just doing a Google search turns up hundreds. I'm not that naive that I did not do a search first before posting this question.