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Research and Prepare for Nursing
If you are thinking of going into the nursing profession, it’s important to know what you can expect from working in the field. Becoming knowledgeable with the different positions, areas of expertise, and different work environments will help ready you for nursing school.
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If you’re interested in going to school for firefighting, there are some requirements most programs will ask of you. Below are some basic recommendations that will not only help you through firefighter school, but will also be beneficial later on when you apply to a fire department.
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Nursing is a large field with many specializations. Incoming nurses may have an idea of what direction they would like to go in, but it doesn’t always mean it’s the specialization they will stay in for the remainder of their careers. Luckily within nursing, switching specializations is an option that’s open to everyone.
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If you are already a working firefighter, the transition to becoming an EMT won’t be too difficult. The majority of fire departments require that incoming firefighters are EMT certified, so chances are you already have the basic training of an emergency medical technician.
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A salary for an EMT depends on several factors such as location, education, and years of experience. Overall, for the country as a whole, EMTs make an average of $32,113 annually. Below are some examples of what you could expect to make as an EMT across the United States.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) assist patients who are in medical emergencies. EMT’s are often first on call, and are vital in emergency situations.
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In order to become a firefighter, it’s not necessary to continue education after high school, but for those who decide they want training, an online fire science or fire technology program is a great option.
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Salaries for a firefighter vary for a number of factors such as, level of education, year of experience and location. Below are some examples of firefighter salaries throughout the United States.
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To be hired as a Firefighter, a high school education is acceptable, however it is not uncommon for firefighters to seek out higher education by take courses in fire science. Competition in this field is strong and challenging, and it’s important to be prepared for the journey that lies ahead.
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You would think that to become an EMT you would need to learn in a hands-on environment, right? Wrong. There are actually many online EMT programs, that are considered hybrid programs. You are correct in the fact there are some portions that require in-person training, but what you may not know is that most of the academic portion can be done from home.
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