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Thank you, Question on CME for EMT-B? From what I was told, CME means you never have to take a practical or written again, is this true?

So I just got my NYS EMT, I am and have been looking at live in Fire Departments in Maryland, but I wanted to know if/how CME works state to state wise. I definitely do not want to go through another EMT class or take another test, and was told CME is better in all aspects. Does anyone know how...

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ok I will edit the post I just had and reply directly to you @ you when its updated. I'm sorry I do not normally use forums, so I am new to this. Forgive me.

***So This is the updated condensed version.*** So short story- EMT student with an instructor currently Captain at both a A Fire Dept, and Ambulance who I asked, since he has 20yrs+ of experience, "Sir, do you, no bs, think il pass?" "**** I know you will pass and become a great emt you have...

Can t delete the post?

the problem was I posted it from reddit and that screwed everything up, can someone tell me how to edit this so I can make it short AND TO THE POINT.

thanks, and I understand that and have talked ttwo a few friends, both medics and emts, who believe It wont be a problem, they told me to make a post on here to look for suggestions on building myself up but you are right I guess you gotta just do it, can't ask without just jumping head first

Ok I will edit it. Sorry, I am new to this.

NYS EMT-B So short story(NVM LONG STORY SORRY), In high school I was an explorer(FD) and I was told how to become a full fledged paid fire fighter you need your emt-b and that will be the starting point. I don't know since i'm new to reddit about the whole "All my life I just wanted to help...