Becoming an EMT in Florida and What It Means for Your Future
Becoming an EMT in Florida means career possibilities in your future. Emergency Medical Technicians are the first responders to an emergency.
Read moreOur West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Becoming an EMT in Florida means career possibilities in your future. Emergency Medical Technicians are the first responders to an emergency.
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Health Career Institute now offers a hybrid Fire Science program. Learn about our new option and how it can help you to advance your career in the fire service. You can earn a credential that qualifies you for leadership positions within the fire service.
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Paramedics are already advanced-level emergency medical service professionals. So, why should you consider getting the AS in Emergency Medical Services?
Read moreYou can enter the medical field as a Registered Nurse with an associate degree in nursing. Why not take your career to the next level by getting a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, or BSN? There are so many benefits of going from an RN diploma to a BSN.
Read moreBecoming a Paramedic in Florida can mean many things for your future. Paramedics are advanced-level emergency medical services providers. You are able to help patients on-site in an ambulance or at the emergency room.
Read moreMore and more hospitals are requiring their nurses, EMTs, and Paramedics to have an ACLS provider card. This credential serves as an indicator of the healthcare provider’s ability to provide a particular set of life-supporting care.
Read moreWhen you are looking to increase your skills as a healthcare provider, getting additional certifications can give you an advantage in the field.
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While Registered Nurses can enter the field with an associate degree in nursing (ADN), the bachelor of science degree in nursing (BSN) gives nurses the opportunity to seek a higher level of employment within the nursing field.
Read moreEmergency Medical Technicians, or EMTs, work on ambulances for hospitals and private emergency services. EMTs are first responders for emergencies. The job is fast paced and varies from day to day.
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Becoming a nurse opens the door to multiple possibilities. Nurses work in clinics, hospices, schools, the military, emergency rooms, maternity wards, long-term care facilities, and so much more. There are many specializations for nurses, too.
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