InsidiousStealth
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AHASTI is CMA accredited now.
Not sure exactly how it works for classes prior to CMA status, but since they were "CMA-Accreditation pending" for several years, but still teaching the same course and standards that GOT them the accreditation, I'd assume we can safely say we took a "CMA-accredited course".
As for lack of instructors, I'm a Red Cross F.A. instructor now, and the EMT head instructor has asked me about EMR instruction before...
Beats working in field ambulances for 2-3 weeks at a time, but I don't know if it would be worth the pay cut, and dealing with lacklustre students who just can't seem to learn from your teaching style and badmouth you as a result.
good way to stay sharp on your skills though...looks great on a resume too