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Firefighters: Fit for Duty
Firefighting requires running into burning buildings, lifting a heavy fire hose, and climbing tall ladders to reach people.
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Firefighting requires running into burning buildings, lifting a heavy fire hose, and climbing tall ladders to reach people.
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Training to become an Emergency Medical Technician in Fort Lauderdale requires four to six months of study and hands-on learning.
Read moreEmergency Medical Technicians provide necessary prehospital care for patients.
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Before modern technology, nurses and doctors had to rely on guesswork and common medical knowledge in order to make diagnoses.
Read moreA career in nursing has more possibilities than ever before. This is due in part to advances in technology and to the changing needs of patients.
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The media will often cover the activities of the fire service. Action movies will also try to capture what it means to be a firefighter. While these sources do their best to give the public an idea about what firefighters do or what it is like to be a firefighter, there is so much more that the general public does not know. Firefighting can be an action-packed job. Let’s take a look at 12 secrets of a firefighter.
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Firefighters can move through the ranks of their fire departments. This can be accomplished through a combination of education, training, and experience.
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Firefighters provide an important service in our communities. As long as there are fires, society will have a need for firefighters to protect our cities, villages, and woodlands.
Read moreNurses can be found in hospitals and clinics. Other healthcare settings where you can find nurses include nursing homes, medical offices, community health centers, schools, retail clinics, and more.
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A career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) might not be for everyone. It involves long days with little to no sleep, adrenaline rushes during emergencies and a commitment to helping people in life-threatening situations.
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