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Are you in a career that leaves you feeling like you could be doing something more fulfilling? If you are looking to make a difference and be fulfilled in ways a paycheck just can’t accomplish, maybe a career in the health care field is just what you are looking for.
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So, you have been giving it some thought, but you’re not quite sure if becoming an Emergency Medical Technician is the right move for you. If this is the first step on your journey, let us point out some of the best aspects of being an EMT.
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The National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, also known as NREMT, is an exam that recognizes the three different levels of EMT. Those levels are Basic, Intermediate, and Paramedic. Many states require this test for state certification, though it is likely not required for renewals. Some states require their own testing.
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Are you ready to have a fresh a start and take the first step to the rest of your career? Start looking at career schools in your area and see what they have to offer.
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You’re considering a career as a Paramedic, but you still have a few questions before you decide to make your final decision. Below, you will find three of the most frequently asked questions people ask before deciding on the Paramedic field.
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Once you have received your Emergency Medical Technician certifications, you will want to lock down a job in the field. But, just like any career, you have to start before you finish.
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After you have decided that you would like to pursue a career in the health industry, you will want to make sure that you pick the right school. The right school can mean a plethora of different things to different students.
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Earning your associate of science degree in Emergency Medical Services at Health Career Institute requires a total of 60 credits. This program will prepare you for career advancement and increased employment opportunities in the field. The EMS program is a combination of the EMT-Paramedic curriculum, along with general education courses.
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The Emergency Medical Technician diploma program at Health Career Institute is a one-semester program, which breaks down to four months and 12 credits. In this program, you will receive 40 hours of ride time and 10 hours of hospital time.
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If you are thinking about becoming an EMT or Paramedic, you will want to do a little research. What will your life be like, how will your life change, are you prepared for the commitment, and what kind of education do you need? These are all very important questions to know the answers to before pursuing a career as an EMT or a Paramedic.
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