I finish my ems classes next week, it was honestly a fun ride, the number 1 thing that helped me was working in groups. Out entire class made a group chat as soon the course started, we all reviewed stuff with eachother, practiced with each other, etc. I started in February, and I joined the class last minute and was the only student on the waitlist that was accepted, so I'm so shocked to finally see it done. I completely agree with all your tips, especially time management, it's possible to do other stuff with it, but you have to stay organized. I had a part time job, working on my associates, and also doing this class at the same time, and still found time for my own stuff like weightlifting and jiu jitsu, it was rough but I got through and I'm glad I did cause my course actually had some ambulance companies do a recruiting week and I got hired on the spot, so once I get my certificates, so my national, ambulance, hazmat, etc. Which they'll help me on, I can start training with them, and the company happens to be the company that responded when my mom had a stroke, so I'm glad I'll be working with them. All of this before my 19th bday which is sick too. Never thought I'd be able to finish, the stress was real at some points. But I finished my last practical last week, 2 weeks before the deadline, so my last 2 weeks of class are just going through drills and scenarios with students who already finished aswell
I'm re-starting medic school this week. Yes I failed out my first time. My tips I've learned from my mistakes and experience: 1. STUDY, I was always a good student and school always came easy for me, so I never learned good study habits because I didn't need to. This was my big problem. 2. Other people have said it here, work with your class, one thing I'm already setting up with the classmates I already know is a study group where we are going over the material. One person may become the cardiac king have that person help you with cardiac and they may struggle with respiratory that you may be good at. This isn't a competition, try to help make sure your class has a 100% pass rate. 3. Be on time to class at the minimum. Some classes won't start until everyone is there, if your late your not only hindering yourself, you can be hindering your class as a whole. (this wasn't me but other people in my class, it caused issues) 4. This is for my fellow medic students who are on a P-B box, that person who you spend half your week with, yea use their knowledge. I learned a ton of cardiology from one partner, a different partner I've had was great a respiratory. Don't be afraid to ask questions, watch them and how they do their job. This also goes for the medic who you know that may not be the best medic, learn from their mistakes. 5. This is for everyone, whether you're a basic student doing their ride outs, the para-maybe intern, or even after you finish and get hired, jump in on calls. The best way to learn on this job is doing it, don't be scared (as I was as a baby EMT) your preceptors (for the students) won't steer you in the wrong direction. I hope my mistakes and failures helps others out there. Keep trying to learn as much as you can. As my class kept saying throughout "just keep swimming"
I am in EMTB school right now and based on what I've experienced so far, you are spot on about the high volume of information. The class throws a LOT at you in a very short amount of time. I have the highest grade in my class and it's only an 88%. The biggest issue that I'm having is balancing class with work, family, household chores, and still having enough time to study. They could easily extend the class by another 100 hours of class time.
Finished EMT 12/21. Done with FF1&2 + HAZMAT Ops in 10 days. First interview shortly after graduation. Paramedic course starts in September. Beyond pumped, thanks for the awesome content.
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 I start an EMT course in September. I’m 25 & have been working in the fitness industry for 5 years. Zero previous experience/very nervous but I feel like my experience has really helped me become a better communicator & feel confident in my ability to control a room/situation. I could never work in a job now that doesn’t involve helping people. Fingers crossed 🤞🏼😝
I’m starting EMT school in a week and all of your videos have been INCREDIBLY helpful both in giving me a sense of what to expect and in giving me hope for the future. Thanks a million for putting this content out there ❤
I am currently on week 9 of my 16 week EMT course. I just barely passed the written midterm. Two days from now we have the verbal patient assesment. Im stilly trying to find ways to get into my groove of studying. I will literally spend a full work day, 7-9 hours a day studying and still end up short. I have to find a way to study smarted and not harder. Your channel is amazing, thank you for the free informtion.
I got my emt/fire certification. Currently looking for departments now and once I’m hired, I’m gonna start medic school. I thought EMT was hard... bracing myself now 🤣🤣
Hey man, How come you are doing medic school if you are already getting hired as a firefighter ? ( not saying anything bad just asking ) Will it just help you move higher up etc ?
@@christianalexander4010 I want to learn as much as I can in EMS so I can be more skilled in the field. I wanna learn how to start IV’s, intubations, etc. Also from what I’ve heard, I think there’s pay increases with being a FF/Medic plus more benefits. I could be wrong, but why not take advantage plus being more knowledgeable to save someone’s life too!
@@Mario79837 thats great bro, Im 18 and im at the bottom level right now no experience nothing learned no qualifications etc but im starting emt school next month and i want to become a firefighter. I believe in you man i know we can do it. Do you have any tips for being a good student in emt, Besides just studying or is that all I can really expect and hope for the best ? Cheers bro
@@christianalexander4010 thank you for the kind words! Honestly man the main advice I can give is just do NOT procrastinate. Like he said in the video, you’re going to be receiving a lot of information at once. It might be overwhelming and more than what you’re used to, but you can do it. I was never a fan of school and I thought it was so difficult but even I passed. Don’t procrastinate and make your homework a priority. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and try to be as engaged as possible. Also when you finish the program, take the NREMT right away. It’s the national test to get your license in your state, so you can legally practice. It’s separate from the school (at least it was in my state). Good luck and don’t give up!
If everything goes to plan, I will be finishing my associates degree this summer and signing up for the EMT certification course on campus in Fall 2022! Your videos answer questions I didn’t even know I had, so thank you!
Beginning my EMT classes this July, this video is EXTREMELY helpful. Keep up with the great work it’s genuinely making a huge impact in my life and others, cheers!
I'm in paramedic school now.. I like 1 of your videos about doing clinicals at FD. The better jobs are at the fire departments. I hope to get on at one. Your videos helped me because it's an environment and culture that i'm not used to just because if being an EMS only guy
In medics now. Makes EMT school feel like kindergarten lol. Thanks for the tips. The little things make a big difference! Be safe out there brother! @firefighternow
I’m currently in EMT school and it’s definitely harder than I thought it would be, it’s harder than fire school but my main problem is that you are basically learning a new language during the class so some concepts should be easy to grasp but you have to remember all the words that correlate to the concepts you are learning
Just got my state EMT cert, took the NREMT written test for it. For those going into it, it may seem really hard, or you might think you’re failing, but it’s an adaptive test, so the more you get right, the harder it gets. The test stopped at question 103 for me and I thought I failed, but I passed.
I start my EMT classes next month, I am going towards a firefighter. But mannn I have a hard transition since I’m coming from being a Master Automotive Technician. I just felt the need to help others in a stronger way.
Tomorrow is my written exam for my first attempt at a shot in the fire academy. I just wanted to thank you for all the videos you publish, they’re really helping me feel more confident in my abilities to do well in this hiring process :)
Wow!!!!! Sir...we take our ff1 and ff2 npq tests next week and start EMT training second week of July!!!! The timing of your posts is IMPECCABLE!!!! Thank you and looking to listening and watching!!!
@@iversondelanuez1629 I’m Certain your instructors will provide you with npq study material just work with those. Everything learned will eventually catch up once you’re on the floor. Emt is a big focus so cultivate thst and if you’re close to your academy classmates then study with them.
@@iversondelanuez1629 congrats bro! It’s a lot of work. Stay on point with your mental discipline and physical fitness. And remember everyone watching you is watching to see how you and other recruits show up. You’re constantly being interviewed for when you get on the floor and then while on probation. So don’t slack. Give 150% and hydrate well. If it’s hot where you are add electrolytes the bunker gear will hold heat.
@@burningspear90 I’m in Florida I workout 3 times a week and also do some volunteering and I’m trying hard to continue getting better I know it’s a lot of hard work and I’m willing to put the work and train with whoever in order to be the best I can. I’m also the youngest one in my class with the least amount of experience
Im going to an Emergency Medical Concepts class at my local career institute next year and then taking the NREMT-B class shortly after that. I’m currently on my local department as an Explorer and in my local fire academy and I’m CPR/AED and basic first aid certified, but I am really excited to obtain my EMT certification. Looking forward to the ride alongs and working alongside some of my brothers and sisters on the local ambulance companies around my county. Thanks for the tips!
Getting my EMT certification this summer and then starting a fire academy next fall to get my firefighter 1 and 2 certification! All of your videos are extremely helpful in learning more about the process of getting hired. Thanks for all of the useful tips!
@@kooldude7876 oh wow literally same, I start this Monday and just got my textbook through the mail , already reading and taking in everything I can just like you lol! Good luck too you!
EMT Pass & EMT Reveiw Plus helped me immensely with taking and passing the NREMT. Both apps were written I believe by Dan Limmer who helped write the questions on the NREMT. If you are thinking about getting your EMT certification and or are struggling through EMT school I highly recommend these apps. They do cost money but are well worth it and you can always go back to them from time to time. Hope this helps someone, it did me!
Love the content!! I remember you saying you would invite a wild land firefighting captain to come into one of livestreams in the future. Do you know when that might be?
I start emtB august 6 at central tech in Sapulpa Oklahoma, after that I should be ready to get hired on at my local department, I’m volunteering with them right now, but I have my fire 1 and everything done already
I start next month super nervous, ( 18 Now ) I was a horrible student in high school but I believe I’m a changed man. I know nothing good comes easy and I’m going to chase what I want. Super nervous about the overload of information I feel like there is no way to remember all these things
I’m an Avanced emt with military background and working on a rig for 3 years. I recently passed the CPAT and the written test and have an interview with the board of chiefs any tips or pointers for the interview?
My wife passed her exam bit now has to do her FARE physical exam as required by Alberta Health. Any training tips would be really appreciated. Thanks !
My " tip " would be; be honest with yourself. EMS isn't for everyone, and a good number will fail out of paramedic school simply because they weren't honest about their choosing to enter the field. In my personal experience, about 40% of the paramedic class I attended failed out due to their basic academic limitations. They simply weren't capable of assimilating the information at the rate in which it was being presented.
Get experience but … don’t delay school too long trust me… most services will work with you if you are in this position… i personally went from emt straight into medic school.. would the bls field experience have helped me yeahh it would’ve lolll… but I’m am asshole and stubborn and all in all I had a good time and went through first shot… just make flash cards for your drugs and idk where you are but get as much clinical/ride time as you can make happen. Good luck to you man
Hey mike I’m signing up for emt school on July 1st. Would it be smart or too much workload to take on a firefighter 1 course at the same time?? Thank you sir
I just got my NREMT cert. For my academy, it would've been a little too much trying to get both schools done simultaneously. Not sure if you've started yet; but it was definitely the "drinking from a firehose" experience for me; especially coming from having no first responder or medical training whatsoever. If you're up for it, then I won't discourage you; but I hope my anecdotal experience helps guide your decision.
I start EMT school in a few days. Only thing is I have 7 weeks of that school and then take the National Registry test... any advice for something in that short of a time frame?
Is there a perk for doing both EMT and paramedic school? Or is doing one enough? I’m doing my research because I would like to pursue a career as a firefighter.
I just finished EMT school and I was told wait a few years until you get a good understanding about BLS before considering paramedic school. How long do you think I should wait before applying for paramedic school?
Hey Dwight, good question. I would go into paramedic ASAP. You’ll build on everything you learn from EMT school and you’ll have no problem getting any experience. If you want to be a medic do it ASAP
Hey so i'm going to school soon to get my associates in Fire Science and I need to take electives alongside it, obviously haha. Arrest and firearms is one of the choices, should i take it or no
Just finished EMT school looking to become a paramedic in the near future.
I hope to become a paramedic as well. ☺️
How was it?
@betovargas it was tough. But as long as you stay focused should be good.
I finish my ems classes next week, it was honestly a fun ride, the number 1 thing that helped me was working in groups. Out entire class made a group chat as soon the course started, we all reviewed stuff with eachother, practiced with each other, etc. I started in February, and I joined the class last minute and was the only student on the waitlist that was accepted, so I'm so shocked to finally see it done. I completely agree with all your tips, especially time management, it's possible to do other stuff with it, but you have to stay organized. I had a part time job, working on my associates, and also doing this class at the same time, and still found time for my own stuff like weightlifting and jiu jitsu, it was rough but I got through and I'm glad I did cause my course actually had some ambulance companies do a recruiting week and I got hired on the spot, so once I get my certificates, so my national, ambulance, hazmat, etc. Which they'll help me on, I can start training with them, and the company happens to be the company that responded when my mom had a stroke, so I'm glad I'll be working with them. All of this before my 19th bday which is sick too. Never thought I'd be able to finish, the stress was real at some points. But I finished my last practical last week, 2 weeks before the deadline, so my last 2 weeks of class are just going through drills and scenarios with students who already finished aswell
I'm re-starting medic school this week. Yes I failed out my first time. My tips I've learned from my mistakes and experience:
1. STUDY, I was always a good student and school always came easy for me, so I never learned good study habits because I didn't need to. This was my big problem.
2. Other people have said it here, work with your class, one thing I'm already setting up with the classmates I already know is a study group where we are going over the material. One person may become the cardiac king have that person help you with cardiac and they may struggle with respiratory that you may be good at. This isn't a competition, try to help make sure your class has a 100% pass rate.
3. Be on time to class at the minimum. Some classes won't start until everyone is there, if your late your not only hindering yourself, you can be hindering your class as a whole. (this wasn't me but other people in my class, it caused issues)
4. This is for my fellow medic students who are on a P-B box, that person who you spend half your week with, yea use their knowledge. I learned a ton of cardiology from one partner, a different partner I've had was great a respiratory. Don't be afraid to ask questions, watch them and how they do their job. This also goes for the medic who you know that may not be the best medic, learn from their mistakes.
5. This is for everyone, whether you're a basic student doing their ride outs, the para-maybe intern, or even after you finish and get hired, jump in on calls. The best way to learn on this job is doing it, don't be scared (as I was as a baby EMT) your preceptors (for the students) won't steer you in the wrong direction.
I hope my mistakes and failures helps others out there. Keep trying to learn as much as you can. As my class kept saying throughout "just keep swimming"
I am in EMTB school right now and based on what I've experienced so far, you are spot on about the high volume of information. The class throws a LOT at you in a very short amount of time. I have the highest grade in my class and it's only an 88%. The biggest issue that I'm having is balancing class with work, family, household chores, and still having enough time to study. They could easily extend the class by another 100 hours of class time.
Finished EMT 12/21. Done with FF1&2 + HAZMAT Ops in 10 days. First interview shortly after graduation. Paramedic course starts in September. Beyond pumped, thanks for the awesome content.
I’m in emt basic right now. Study as you go instead of cramming the night before a test. Making my own flash cards to study is a game changer.
I graduated emt school. And I got accepted into fire school today.
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 I start an EMT course in September. I’m 25 & have been working in the fitness industry for 5 years. Zero previous experience/very nervous but I feel like my experience has really helped me become a better communicator & feel confident in my ability to control a room/situation. I could never work in a job now that doesn’t involve helping people. Fingers crossed 🤞🏼😝
I’m starting EMT school in a week and all of your videos have been INCREDIBLY helpful both in giving me a sense of what to expect and in giving me hope for the future. Thanks a million for putting this content out there ❤
I am currently on week 9 of my 16 week EMT course. I just barely passed the written midterm. Two days from now we have the verbal patient assesment. Im stilly trying to find ways to get into my groove of studying. I will literally spend a full work day, 7-9 hours a day studying and still end up short. I have to find a way to study smarted and not harder. Your channel is amazing, thank you for the free informtion.
About to start EMT school next month, looking forward to the grind.
I got my emt/fire certification. Currently looking for departments now and once I’m hired, I’m gonna start medic school. I thought EMT was hard... bracing myself now 🤣🤣
Hey man, How come you are doing medic school if you are already getting hired as a firefighter ? ( not saying anything bad just asking )
Will it just help you move higher up etc ?
@@christianalexander4010 I want to learn as much as I can in EMS so I can be more skilled in the field. I wanna learn how to start IV’s, intubations, etc. Also from what I’ve heard, I think there’s pay increases with being a FF/Medic plus more benefits. I could be wrong, but why not take advantage plus being more knowledgeable to save someone’s life too!
@@Mario79837 thats great bro, Im 18 and im at the bottom level right now no experience nothing learned no qualifications etc but im starting emt school next month and i want to become a firefighter. I believe in you man i know we can do it. Do you have any tips for being a good student in emt, Besides just studying or is that all I can really expect and hope for the best ? Cheers bro
@@christianalexander4010 thank you for the kind words! Honestly man the main advice I can give is just do NOT procrastinate. Like he said in the video, you’re going to be receiving a lot of information at once. It might be overwhelming and more than what you’re used to, but you can do it. I was never a fan of school and I thought it was so difficult but even I passed. Don’t procrastinate and make your homework a priority. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and try to be as engaged as possible. Also when you finish the program, take the NREMT right away. It’s the national test to get your license in your state, so you can legally practice. It’s separate from the school (at least it was in my state). Good luck and don’t give up!
I’m in EMT school now. About 2 weeks in. This video was helpful. Super excited for the career to come!
If everything goes to plan, I will be finishing my associates degree this summer and signing up for the EMT certification course on campus in Fall 2022! Your videos answer questions I didn’t even know I had, so thank you!
Incredibly helpful video. I’m starting EMT school in the fall.
Same over here
Same!
As am I! Good luck to you all!
I start in august 😤 good luck folks
Right there with you. Best of luck everyone. Stay diligent ✌️
I'm attending emt school in August. Your videos are very helpful. I'll be sure to keep all this in mind during my journey as a fireman
Bro your channel is thee bomb 💣 keep up the superb work!
Needed this! Great timing, currently finishing up paramedic school
Beginning my EMT classes this July, this video is EXTREMELY helpful. Keep up with the great work it’s genuinely making a huge impact in my life and others, cheers!
How’s it going!!??
Just finished fire ! Currently in EMT, this helped so much thank you
Halfway done with EMT! So pumped. Considering paramedic in the future
I'm in paramedic school now.. I like 1 of your videos about doing clinicals at FD. The better jobs are at the fire departments. I hope to get on at one. Your videos helped me because it's an environment and culture that i'm not used to just because if being an EMS only guy
Currently in the first semester of my EMT I class and my end goal is to be a Firefighter Paramedic
In medics now. Makes EMT school feel like kindergarten lol. Thanks for the tips. The little things make a big difference! Be safe out there brother! @firefighternow
Lolll I remember saying the same thing …
I’m currently in EMT school and it’s definitely harder than I thought it would be, it’s harder than fire school but my main problem is that you are basically learning a new language during the class so some concepts should be easy to grasp but you have to remember all the words that correlate to the concepts you are learning
Hey Adam, I'm actually working on a video to help with medical terminology, as you're right, it can be very confusing!
@@mike_pertz that would be awesome sir! And thank you so much for what you do I love your channel!
Looking to start EMT school in the Fall. thank you for this video
Just got my state EMT cert, took the NREMT written test for it. For those going into it, it may seem really hard, or you might think you’re failing, but it’s an adaptive test, so the more you get right, the harder it gets. The test stopped at question 103 for me and I thought I failed, but I passed.
Thank you for the encouragement! I'm glad you passed.
Stopped at 122 questions and passed.....somehow lol
Stopped at 72 and passed lol, it was a weekend thinking that I would have to repay, redo, restudy lol
Stopped at 110... out of 110. Just got my cert today.
I start my EMT classes next month, I am going towards a firefighter. But mannn I have a hard transition since I’m coming from being a Master Automotive Technician. I just felt the need to help others in a stronger way.
Tomorrow is my written exam for my first attempt at a shot in the fire academy. I just wanted to thank you for all the videos you publish, they’re really helping me feel more confident in my abilities to do well in this hiring process :)
Just passed my nremt 2 weeks ago. Starting medic school in January
Can u help me study for the nremt?
Got my National Registry cert today!
Wow!!!!! Sir...we take our ff1 and ff2 npq tests next week and start EMT training second week of July!!!! The timing of your posts is IMPECCABLE!!!! Thank you and looking to listening and watching!!!
how was ff1/2 and emt? I start ff1 in june then work my way into ff2 then ems afterwards
@@iversondelanuez1629 I’m
Certain your instructors will provide you with npq study material just work with those. Everything learned will eventually catch up once you’re on the floor.
Emt is a big focus so cultivate thst and if you’re close to your academy classmates then study with them.
@@burningspear90 I’m brand new into it the first classes start in June I’m so excited to learn and I try to learn as much as possible
@@iversondelanuez1629 congrats bro! It’s a lot of work. Stay on point with your mental discipline and physical fitness. And remember everyone watching you is watching to see how you and other recruits show up. You’re constantly being interviewed for when you get on the floor and then while on probation. So don’t slack. Give 150% and hydrate well. If it’s hot where you are add electrolytes the bunker gear will hold heat.
@@burningspear90 I’m in Florida I workout 3 times a week and also do some volunteering and I’m trying hard to continue getting better I know it’s a lot of hard work and I’m willing to put the work and train with whoever in order to be the best I can. I’m also the youngest one in my class with the least amount of experience
I start EMT classes Nov 1st with my local fire department and it's been a goal for years.
Going into emt school this upcoming summer and I’ve been binge watching your videos here and there for some help. Thank you for everything 👍
Im going to an Emergency Medical Concepts class at my local career institute next year and then taking the NREMT-B class shortly after that. I’m currently on my local department as an Explorer and in my local fire academy and I’m CPR/AED and basic first aid certified, but I am really excited to obtain my EMT certification. Looking forward to the ride alongs and working alongside some of my brothers and sisters on the local ambulance companies around my county. Thanks for the tips!
Getting my EMT certification this summer and then starting a fire academy next fall to get my firefighter 1 and 2 certification! All of your videos are extremely helpful in learning more about the process of getting hired. Thanks for all of the useful tips!
Did you start your EMT classes yet? I start in a couple days and just trying to get some insight on what I’m getting myself into 😅
@@luslide5947 I start in about 2 weeks! But I’ve already purchased the textbook and started taking notes on all of the course material.
@@kooldude7876 oh wow literally same, I start this Monday and just got my textbook through the mail , already reading and taking in everything I can just like you lol! Good luck too you!
@@luslide5947 good luck to you too!!! we got this!!!
EMT Pass & EMT Reveiw Plus helped me immensely with taking and passing the NREMT. Both apps were written I believe by Dan Limmer who helped write the questions on the NREMT. If you are thinking about getting your EMT certification and or are struggling through EMT school I highly recommend these apps. They do cost money but are well worth it and you can always go back to them from time to time. Hope this helps someone, it did me!
in emt school right now i work as a driver as of right now so i get to dip my toes in the water to know what im getting myself into
Currently in Emt Basic with an 86 avg so far but just getting starting. 3 weeks in.
Big tip thats helping me in medic school is always ask questions if you are working with a medic.
I start emt school in 3 days been doing a lot of research to prepare
My (volunteer) department is sending me to EMT school at my state's fire academy. Its a 5-week long course and I'm excited but nervous.
Just started watching your channel I’m about to start the academy in 2 weeks. Studying up
Thank you for the tips and inspiration
I just got enrolled in EMT school.
I just started EMT school, first schooling since high school. Been in the marine corps for 8 years. SHEESH
Time to wash the crayons out of your mouth
Love the content!! I remember you saying you would invite a wild land firefighting captain to come into one of livestreams in the future. Do you know when that might be?
I start emtB august 6 at central tech in Sapulpa Oklahoma, after that I should be ready to get hired on at my local department, I’m volunteering with them right now, but I have my fire 1 and everything done already
Rhinoceros Success! Your rhino in the background is sick!!
Cardiology organization approach tips?
Starting EMT school in September for LACoFD.
I start next month super nervous, ( 18 Now ) I was a horrible student in high school but I believe I’m a changed man. I know nothing good comes easy and I’m going to chase what I want.
Super nervous about the overload of information I feel like there is no way to remember all these things
I am a volunteer firefighter
I wish I can become a emt, but I have a slowly learning disability
Starting my second attempt at emt school tomorrow
About to take my National EMT test any tips and tricks to study
I'm set to begin EMT school in August!
Just got off probation with my volley FD but I just filled out my application for EMS
I start EMT school next week and my state aren't doing clinical rotations and ride alongs.
I am starting EMT school here in the next few months
I’m an Avanced emt with military background and working on a rig for 3 years. I recently passed the CPAT and the written test and have an interview with the board of chiefs any tips or pointers for the interview?
My wife passed her exam bit now has to do her FARE physical exam as required by Alberta Health. Any training tips would be really appreciated. Thanks !
Im thinking of getting into a firefighter program in college but I wear prescription glasses. Will that affect me later on?
no
Currently taking fire science and tec at rio hondo
I’m in emt school I just passed my first patient assessment but the skin of my teeth
Going to emt school in August!
My " tip " would be; be honest with yourself. EMS isn't for everyone, and a good number will fail out of paramedic school simply because they weren't honest about their choosing to enter the field.
In my personal experience, about 40% of the paramedic class I attended failed out due to their basic academic limitations. They simply weren't capable of assimilating the information at the rate in which it was being presented.
thank u
Just finished EMT, thinking of starting a paramedic program in a month.
Get experience first
Get experience but … don’t delay school too long trust me… most services will work with you if you are in this position… i personally went from emt straight into medic school.. would the bls field experience have helped me yeahh it would’ve lolll… but I’m am asshole and stubborn and all in all I had a good time and went through first shot… just make flash cards for your drugs and idk where you are but get as much clinical/ride time as you can make happen. Good luck to you man
I'm a 5'2" 120 lb guy with almost no muscle. Would I ever be able to be a fire fighter?
Sadly emts don’t exist in Australia
I’m in EMT school right now
I start in August at Warren Co Ohio adult education center. Just asking what the EMT ride along time for Ohio
Hey mike I’m signing up for emt school on July 1st. Would it be smart or too much workload to take on a firefighter 1 course at the same time?? Thank you sir
I just got my NREMT cert. For my academy, it would've been a little too much trying to get both schools done simultaneously. Not sure if you've started yet; but it was definitely the "drinking from a firehose" experience for me; especially coming from having no first responder or medical training whatsoever. If you're up for it, then I won't discourage you; but I hope my anecdotal experience helps guide your decision.
I start EMT school in a few days. Only thing is I have 7 weeks of that school and then take the National Registry test... any advice for something in that short of a time frame?
Literally just took my NREMT. Wish I saw this before smh 💀
Let me know how you did.
@@mike_pertz its 3:30 in the morning my time and just checked again. I AM A NATIONALLY CERTIFIED EMT!!!!
@@juliangarcia1489ayyyeee congratulations
Got a full time job now , they gave me 3 years to become a paramedic . I’m only a basic . Should I go back and study basic ?
Is there a perk for doing both EMT and paramedic school? Or is doing one enough? I’m doing my research because I would like to pursue a career as a firefighter.
Just finished my EMT Basic class, about to take my NREMT test. Any tips?
I just finished EMT school and I was told wait a few years until you get a good understanding about BLS before considering paramedic school. How long do you think I should wait before applying for paramedic school?
Hey Dwight, good question. I would go into paramedic ASAP. You’ll build on everything you learn from EMT school and you’ll have no problem getting any experience. If you want to be a medic do it ASAP
Hey so i'm going to school soon to get my associates in Fire Science and I need to take electives alongside it, obviously haha. Arrest and firearms is one of the choices, should i take it or no
sure! it sounds like it could be an interesting class
i want to start an EMT course and i want some tips too do u want too give me please some tips what i should know before starting ?
Do you think going through medic school on your own dime is different if you’re going through medic school paid for and being paid as a ff?
Mike do you know the paramedic coach
I do actually...I spoke with him a couple months ago on Skype.
Will the reason why I asked is because every time I going to your videos it's advertisement by the giveaway shows up
Hey Mike do you have an email I can reach you at?
Just show up and pay attention, read a little outside of class. It’s not rocket science 😂