I've been doing some research on different job opportunities for EMTs (I'm pretty new to this, so my information level is low at the moment), and I was interested in finding out more about potential to work overseas. A lot of what I've found online has been as conflicting as it is informative. Anyone have advice or experience with that? This is a vague question, but I'd really like any input people have. If someone can compare the process for working in a westernized country (Australia, UK) with one that isn't (somewhere in the Middle East or East Asia), that would also be helpful. Thanks so much!
International jobs?
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Almost all of the overseas jobs will require a paramedic certification with an accompanying degree and experience.
Thanks for the insight.
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London (LAS) continues to recruit internationally http://jobs.londonambulance.nhs.uk/...NHS_Trust/Paramedic/Paramedic-v740701?_ts=548
South Australia is too http://www.sahealthcareers.com.au/campaign.php?id=129
You may also find St J in Western Australia doing so from time to time.
International recruitment is now very difficult in this part of the world as there are many uni grads for very few jobs so grab these ops by the testes mate, they are rarer than rocking horse stool.
South Australia is too http://www.sahealthcareers.com.au/campaign.php?id=129
You may also find St J in Western Australia doing so from time to time.
International recruitment is now very difficult in this part of the world as there are many uni grads for very few jobs so grab these ops by the testes mate, they are rarer than rocking horse stool.