Hey Evan, just letting you/ everyone in the community know that I passed my AEMT!!!!!!!!! If you need help and you’re looking for that extra push to take you through the cognitive exam, this is what got me through it! This guy is a miracle worker and I’m so thankful for your help. I didn’t pass my first 2 times so I took some time to finish the NREMT Accelerator that you provide and 3rd times the charm! Thank you so much!
Hey Evan I just wanted to thank you so much for your video vault it was such a huge help and it helped me pass the NREMT on easy mode as you say. I was wanting to know if you knew any firefighters that provide the same information as you do? Like a firefighter video vault. That would be a huge help thank you!
If the patient is unstable, they get the cable. Hey Evan, will you be adding anything to your subscription in regards to the new way the NREMT is testing for paramedics?
So when the patients injuries are non life threatening, does the Paramedic/AEMT drive the ambulance, and the EMT-B sits in the back with the patient? And when the patient requires a more advanced level of care, the AEMT/PARAMEDIC RIDES IN BACK?
It depends on the area and company. Some places only allow the paramedic to ride in the back. In my area EMTs are allowed in the back. The rule is if the patient does not require and ALS treatment on scene or there is no suspicion of any need for ALS treatments enroute to the hospital or while the patient stays at the ER. EMTs will usually take the drunk people, the toe pains, and the psychiatric patients that don’t need any restraints or medications.
Video Vault (LIFETIME ACCESS): www.prepareforems.com
People keep being mean to me and what should I do ❤
@ParamedicCoach do you have a program for EMR?
Hey Evan, just letting you/ everyone in the community know that I passed my AEMT!!!!!!!!! If you need help and you’re looking for that extra push to take you through the cognitive exam, this is what got me through it! This guy is a miracle worker and I’m so thankful for your help. I didn’t pass my first 2 times so I took some time to finish the NREMT Accelerator that you provide and 3rd times the charm! Thank you so much!
Congrats, let's go!
Passed my paramedic national test last week, these videos helped a lot
PERFECT!! I’m a CNA taking an EKG basic class while working on my nursing degree. Thank you!❤
You got this!
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You help me pass my NREMT exam yesterday thank you. Look forward to your help for paramedic school this year
Perfect in medic class now about to start cardiology after respiratory and pharmacology.
I hope you enjoy the show!
9 more weeks left of medic class before I start my road clinicals. It’s been a fun ride so far. Wouldn’t ever do it again tho
Evan thanks for all your help, I recently just passed my NREMT! Your vault course is worth it! Thanks for your knowledge and helping out!
I take my NREMT TOMORROW 😩
Great video Evan! Thank You
Hey Evan I just wanted to thank you so much for your video vault it was such a huge help and it helped me pass the NREMT on easy mode as you say. I was wanting to know if you knew any firefighters that provide the same information as you do? Like a firefighter video vault. That would be a huge help thank you!
Polymorphic vtach (torsades) is a shockable rhythm as well.
Awesome video. Thank you 😊
Amazing video good sir! 👏
Your awesome bro! Anyone know the equivalent of paramedice coach to whos the nursing coach on youtube?
If the patient is unstable, they get the cable. Hey Evan, will you be adding anything to your subscription in regards to the new way the NREMT is testing for paramedics?
@ParamedicCoach do you have a program for EMR?
Yes, EMR is covered in my program, all levels have their own study plan: www.prepareforems.com
So when the patients injuries are non life threatening, does the Paramedic/AEMT drive the ambulance, and the EMT-B sits in the back with the patient? And when the patient requires a more advanced level of care, the AEMT/PARAMEDIC RIDES IN BACK?
It depends on the area and company. Some places only allow the paramedic to ride in the back. In my area EMTs are allowed in the back. The rule is if the patient does not require and ALS treatment on scene or there is no suspicion of any need for ALS treatments enroute to the hospital or while the patient stays at the ER. EMTs will usually take the drunk people, the toe pains, and the psychiatric patients that don’t need any restraints or medications.
Oh I KNEW IT
Lidocaine is obsolete. It was in guidelines before 10 years. Only, if there is an avaliable person, adrenaline and amiodarine.