In emt phase now and we’re split into am shift and pm shift because of the rona to keep class size small. For pm shift our classes are from 1400-2300. It sucks but we have good teachers!
Are you currently in AIT ft Sam Houston?? My husband graduates next Thursday from BCT & is supposed to be there Nov 1st, what’s it like with phones & communication, visitations + covid ? Any info would be great!!! God bless !
I was an Infantry Man, OJT Medic, back on the Korean DMZ, and 4 tours in V N . I was a typical Infantry Soldier, with some OJT Med Training, Two functions , I believe I did well, With some wavers, I qualified to go on to an almost a year long Medical Training and did well I believe. Still ended up in Infantry Assignments anyway. But never sell yourself short.
Hey Ben, great video! I just finished the EMT course at my local community college, and it was awesome. Waiting on a medical waiver to get approved so I can enlist as a 68W. You're knowledge and insight has been extremely helpful throughout my process. Keep up the good work!
I just got here. Expect your reception to be quarantine if you aren’t vaccinated. Also, prisoners will have more time outside than you will. But hey. The food is decent
Congratulations on your new subscribers. Keep this content coming. It's extremely helpful. I'm so excited for this MOS because it transfers well in the civilian life.
Was about to start my very first class yesterday but no...got diagnosed with COVID and sent to Lackland in quarantine instead 😂 Got time to review my new beloved Textbook 🤷🏻♀️
Have you tried the new ACFT yet? I’ve been looking at the standards and see 68W is in the significant category. I don’t ship until February of 2021 but I want to start preparing now. I’ll be 68W in the reserves.
Ben could you help a guy out Im studying a couple of books but I'm worried about passing, I ship out in May but I want to make sure I nail this, what's the apps you used?
Hey Ben, I’m working on joining the CO Army National Guard as a 68W currently. I’ve been an EMT since 2011, and had my IV certification since about 2013. My experience as such has mostly been trauma related, working as a professional full time ski patroller, on a hike where we are allowed to work up to our scopes, and have ALS patrollers as well. I’m currently in nursing school, and will graduate, and will take my NCLEX nursing licensing exam prior to going off to basic training. Some question I have: 1. I let my NREMT lapse, but still have my CO state license. I know if I get my NREMT back, I can enlist as an E-4. Is that worth it? 2. What should I expect, will be expected of me? Will the cadre treat me differently because of my EMT experience/nursing knowledge? And how would you recommend I prepare for that, to be successful and helpful to my fellow classmates. 3. If I do get my NREMT back before shipping out to basic, will I have to take the NREMT again at the end of EMT phase? Thanks Ben, great videos!
If you are emt certified, you will be placed in a company that is just starting whiskey phase (keep in mind this could take awhile, possibly 6 weeks.) for our accelerants, it took them about 3 weeks. If you are not certified, you have to go through everything again
As a civilian with an EMT-B, I wonder if that would help me get 68W at all. I realize I'd still have to take the ASVAB but I wonder if there is anyway that my EMT-B could have any sway?
As someone who still has a while till I can join the military what is the best way to prepare to be a 68w? Because in my school I'm taking a course where I will graduate with my emt. Will that affect AIT?
jacob if it’s just a state certification, you won’t skip emt phase. If it’s a national certification there’s a good chance you can skip 8 weeks of AIT. Again, there’s no absolutes and things are subject to change. You can buy the emt and whiskey book online
Just to let you know I still want to serve my country. I have a burning passion for my nation and my American family. I want to help people in need and quell those who do evil acts.
I really tried for going into the national army guard. I had heart surgery when I was 4 months old. I was working with my recruiter to provide and answer everyrhing truthful. He told me they would take care of all the document payments. We got the first medical documents from my surgery then we had to get secondary documents. He told me I had to pay for them I had no job at the time I didnt really know what to tell the recruiter I thought we would continue I really wanted to proceded with this he just stopped talking to me. It really messed with me.
Hope you all like the 68W content, what else do you wanna see? 🤔🇺🇸 Also, be sure to Like & Subscribe! 💯
Question? Can you skip the emt phase if you already have the NREMT cert? Whats the process in that case like?
Hey Ben! Quick Quetion. Im a EMT-B already so how would that affect my AIT?
I can confirm that we still use that book for 68W EMT phase. I'm in Whiskey phase currently. Keep the great videos coming!
Will do!
Yo future 68Ws look up paramedic coach he will help with basically everything.
For reals! He’s the best!
In emt phase now and we’re split into am shift and pm shift because of the rona to keep class size small. For pm shift our classes are from 1400-2300. It sucks but we have good teachers!
Crazy!
Seize the Night
68W here! I leave August 4th to BCT. Thank you for this video. This MOS is extremely popular and gets reserved very quickly.
I ship to basic in two weeks and I am going 68w, I appreciate your videos!
We JUST transitioned to the 14th edition of the book! Very similar though.
Are you currently in AIT ft Sam Houston?? My husband graduates next Thursday from BCT & is supposed to be there Nov 1st, what’s it like with phones & communication, visitations + covid ? Any info would be great!!! God bless !
@@AmarisTapia I know you never got the answer from someone but since it’s been a while, what is it actually like with communication and all that?
I was an Infantry Man, OJT Medic, back on the Korean DMZ, and 4 tours in V N . I was a typical Infantry Soldier, with some OJT Med Training, Two functions , I believe I did well, With some wavers, I qualified to go on to an almost a year long Medical Training and did well I believe. Still ended up in Infantry Assignments anyway. But never sell yourself short.
Hey Ben, great video! I just finished the EMT course at my local community college, and it was awesome. Waiting on a medical waiver to get approved so I can enlist as a 68W. You're knowledge and insight has been extremely helpful throughout my process. Keep up the good work!
Shipping out June 28th 2021 🇺🇸 for 68w thank you for the content!
Best of luck! 💯
wow i leave june 29th 2021 for 68w. FLW??
It’s hard af😂
@@aCtHype I’ve heard but I have a family full of nurses and doctors I’m ready for a new challenge tho!
I just got here. Expect your reception to be quarantine if you aren’t vaccinated. Also, prisoners will have more time outside than you will. But hey. The food is decent
Leaving on August 18th to basic, future 68w. Great content!
Congratulations on your new subscribers. Keep this content coming. It's extremely helpful. I'm so excited for this MOS because it transfers well in the civilian life.
Was about to start my very first class yesterday but no...got diagnosed with COVID and sent to Lackland in quarantine instead 😂
Got time to review my new beloved Textbook 🤷🏻♀️
Shipping in april for basic in april and going to 68w ait in June!
Here right now as a hold-under waiting to start after the Vacation Block leave. 232nd MED BN Foxtrot Company boys😎😎
Just passed mod 4. I hope my boys pass the retest.
Congrats man!
got mod 4 wish me luck
Thank you for the video I am a 68W 💯
Tyrell Chrispin hell yeah!
All Skills demonstrations would be good. Definitely worried about my Test coming up and there are not alot of different resources demonstrating them.
August 18 68w kinda excited and nervous!!
San Bo you got this bro!
You’ll be in foxtrot. I’ll see you here!
I’m in Bravo!
Shipping out on August 18th as a 68w, I’m so hype.
Best of luck
Hey I’ll see you here!
Yeah I’m here rn alpha gators currently in quarantine.... yaaaa
Arrived to Charlie Cougars 2 weeks ago
Yes, do the whiskey phase videos.
Liliana Sanchez will do!
I wish to all Successfully pass all the test ..I encourage you all ..Study and practice ..well explained Sir..Enjoy your program..Thank you
68-w!!!!! i would love to see a video
Keep it coming dude!
Definitely!
Reclassing to 68 whiskey and i hope this video helps
Have you tried the new ACFT yet? I’ve been looking at the standards and see 68W is in the significant category. I don’t ship until February of 2021 but I want to start preparing now. I’ll be 68W in the reserves.
I haven’t taken it yet
Just be able to do at least one leg tuck
Joe it’s by mos now and 68W is in the significant category so I need to be able to do more than one
68W, chisel chest style!
Drop the 68 W phase Ben!!
Gotcha!
Ben could you help a guy out Im studying a couple of books but I'm worried about passing, I ship out in May but I want to make sure I nail this, what's the apps you used?
There’s also A.M & P.M shifts cause of Covid-19. Kinda werid but it prevents the spread of Covid.
The whisky consist much of CPR right??? Is the whisky phase only practical or theory
How often/far did you ruck during whisky phase ?
Hey Ben, I’m working on joining the CO Army National Guard as a 68W currently. I’ve been an EMT since 2011, and had my IV certification since about 2013. My experience as such has mostly been trauma related, working as a professional full time ski patroller, on a hike where we are allowed to work up to our scopes, and have ALS patrollers as well. I’m currently in nursing school, and will graduate, and will take my NCLEX nursing licensing exam prior to going off to basic training. Some question I have:
1. I let my NREMT lapse, but still have my CO state license. I know if I get my NREMT back, I can enlist as an E-4. Is that worth it?
2. What should I expect, will be expected of me? Will the cadre treat me differently because of my EMT experience/nursing knowledge? And how would you recommend I prepare for that, to be successful and helpful to my fellow classmates.
3. If I do get my NREMT back before shipping out to basic, will I have to take the NREMT again at the end of EMT phase?
Thanks Ben, great videos!
Should i just buy the 13th edition workbook and textbook since they are almost the same or should I invest more money to get the 14th?
I’d go 14th
is there presentations in front of the class.
Brooo! Still got that book from emt course I took here on civilian side ! Would I still have to go through emt phase?
Yup!
If you are emt certified, you will be placed in a company that is just starting whiskey phase (keep in mind this could take awhile, possibly 6 weeks.) for our accelerants, it took them about 3 weeks. If you are not certified, you have to go through everything again
Hi! So if someone becomes 68w can they qualify to be a civillian emt as well. Thanks (:
Yes
How long is ait if you are already an emt basic before joining
Whisky Phase please :)
As a civilian with an EMT-B, I wonder if that would help me get 68W at all. I realize I'd still have to take the ASVAB but I wonder if there is anyway that my EMT-B could have any sway?
It doesn’t
@@TheBenAllen. Dang ☹ Thanks for the reply!
Is the Emergency Care book provided in AIT? Or do I need to purchase it?
Provided
Whiskey Phase please
💯
If I have an up to date skills test but no national registry can I skip it.
No
As someone who still has a while till I can join the military what is the best way to prepare to be a 68w? Because in my school I'm taking a course where I will graduate with my emt. Will that affect AIT?
Yes, you’d be able to skip emt phase
jacob if it’s just a state certification, you won’t skip emt phase. If it’s a national certification there’s a good chance you can skip 8 weeks of AIT. Again, there’s no absolutes and things are subject to change. You can buy the emt and whiskey book online
If you become national EMT certified/registered you will be able to skip it
What score do I need to get on the ASVAB, to be able to get the 68W offered?
I got 64 and got it so at least that? I heard the cutoff was 60 but I’m not sure
I graduate in October.
Delta?
@@canttouchthis5985 Yes.
@@keanu4489 I’m in new Bravo, saw you guys on your way out
@@canttouchthis5985 yep. Still here tho. Just all the active people. All remaining Delta have their formations in foxtrot’s CTA.
68wiskey
Also, what’s the exact name of the book?
Emergency Care 13th Edition
Ben Allen Thank you
68W
132 dollars on amazon damn
We no longer use that book
Would love to hear the updates, hit up my Instagram!
That’s cap
Hi what book are you using now ?
Emergency Care 14th edition
@@aCtHype OKAY
Just to let you know I still want to serve my country. I have a burning passion for my nation and my American family. I want to help people in need and quell those who do evil acts.
I really tried for going into the national army guard. I had heart surgery when I was 4 months old. I was working with my recruiter to provide and answer everyrhing truthful. He told me they would take care of all the document payments. We got the first medical documents from my surgery then we had to get secondary documents. He told me I had to pay for them I had no job at the time I didnt really know what to tell the recruiter I thought we would continue I really wanted to proceded with this he just stopped talking to me. It really messed with me.