Really wish I felt this calling earlier in life. For healthcare I have to juggle a full time job alongside EMT school. To play it safe I'm studying first & then try to ace it on the first go -- having school deadlines with a fulltime job can quietly become a big issue
I did the same last year. You can do it. Study hard. My NREMT written shut off with a perfect score. Keep pushing and you'll get it. This channel is a HUGE help.
I’m in medic school now. My best friend is going through it while also running a construction company. I have zero clue how he is pulling this off. But he is. Good luck!
@@Brd876 the best bet is being volunteer while working a student job full time then working towards becoming a paramedic or firefighter. EMT is an entry level position with a ~10 week course
@@Brd876 that's subjective. Firefighters I know tell me they are happy with their income (& benefits, pension, etc). I'm aware that paramedic does not pay the best, yes. If I can't be an FF paramedic then I'll be a regular one anyway knowing the fulfillment will come primarily from serving others (religious reasons)
I got my EMT license after retirement and volunteer with a local squad. I took the 12 week summer course at our local community college to use up my GI Bill. It's normally a 16 week course. We had to do 48 ride along hours with 12 ER transports and a 10 hour clinical at the local hospital. Our squad will even sponsor someone to attend either an on-line course or the community college course with a payback clause. I enjoy having students on ride alongs. Yes, they are 50 years my junior, but eager to learn and take the lead with certain patients. I always recommend your RUclips channel along with Limmer as learning tools. Your channel helped my get through the NREMT. Thanks. BTW, the 12 week course is a nut-buster. There is a lot to learn in a short time and getting through the 1275 page Limmer book was a challenge.
@TheParamedicCoach Hey, man! Hope all is awesome with the career and channel! I went through community college EMT and firefighting. I just started EMT and love it! I don’t know if I’ll do paramedic yet but love what the job is. I look forward to more videos that you’ll put out in the guy and thanks again for helping me pass my NREMT (the hardest test I’ve ever taken). 😎
Honestly EMS is NOT a long term career. Pay is so bad. Go do Nursing, PA or other better paying healthcare jobs. If you want to be in EMS I encourage you not to be in it for long.
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Really wish I felt this calling earlier in life. For healthcare I have to juggle a full time job alongside EMT school. To play it safe I'm studying first & then try to ace it on the first go -- having school deadlines with a fulltime job can quietly become a big issue
I did the same last year. You can do it. Study hard. My NREMT written shut off with a perfect score. Keep pushing and you'll get it. This channel is a HUGE help.
I’m in medic school now. My best friend is going through it while also running a construction company. I have zero clue how he is pulling this off. But he is. Good luck!
The pay. Was offered 16.85 and hour as an EMT after passed NREMT. Went back to security making 27.50 an hour
It’s like a slap in the face
@@Brd876 the best bet is being volunteer while working a student job full time then working towards becoming a paramedic or firefighter. EMT is an entry level position with a ~10 week course
@@thernius5786 even paramedic and ff don’t make what they should
@@Brd876 that's subjective. Firefighters I know tell me they are happy with their income (& benefits, pension, etc). I'm aware that paramedic does not pay the best, yes.
If I can't be an FF paramedic then I'll be a regular one anyway knowing the fulfillment will come primarily from serving others (religious reasons)
In what state bro cause in California is 21.00
I got my EMT license after retirement and volunteer with a local squad. I took the 12 week summer course at our local community college to use up my GI Bill. It's normally a 16 week course. We had to do 48 ride along hours with 12 ER transports and a 10 hour clinical at the local hospital. Our squad will even sponsor someone to attend either an on-line course or the community college course with a payback clause. I enjoy having students on ride alongs. Yes, they are 50 years my junior, but eager to learn and take the lead with certain patients. I always recommend your RUclips channel along with Limmer as learning tools. Your channel helped my get through the NREMT. Thanks. BTW, the 12 week course is a nut-buster. There is a lot to learn in a short time and getting through the 1275 page Limmer book was a challenge.
Small unsolicited detail I would say is research if fire is required for the agencies in your area…
@TheParamedicCoach Hey, man! Hope all is awesome with the career and channel! I went through community college EMT and firefighting. I just started EMT and love it! I don’t know if I’ll do paramedic yet but love what the job is. I look forward to more videos that you’ll put out in the guy and thanks again for helping me pass my NREMT (the hardest test I’ve ever taken). 😎
12 weeks ecelarated ??! Mine was 6 weeks !
Same here
Same here
I’m starting school for emt/firefighter at my local college
Does a Associates in General Science apply to EMT needs? I was recommend to take A&P 1 and 2
It’s not a requirement but it’s helpful to have the knowledge that comes with A&P
I went in right after high school, I flunked out the first try but the second time around was almost a breeze.
I went in right after high school, I flunked out the first try but the second time around was almost a breeze.
In my state the private ambulance service makes 23 an hour
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They keep bothering me about becoming an EMT
Can you do one about event Medic jobs?
My EMT class only gave you two months, one class a week to learn everything
Damn that sounds like it sucks
Honestly EMS is NOT a long term career. Pay is so bad. Go do Nursing, PA or other better paying healthcare jobs. If you want to be in EMS I encourage you not to be in it for long.
What about fire service ?