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    I have spent years preparing for the challenges and demands of working as a paramedic, having known since I WAS young, that I WANTED to enter into a demanding career that changes lives each and every day. My fascination with the intricate workings of the human body began after witnessing a cardiac arrest and subsequent CPR, at MY LOCAL swimming pool, aged 8. From then ONWARDS I began learning first aid, little did I know I would use these skills -deleteand-) numerous times over the following years

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    Firefighting History

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    technician knows all EMT skills, advanced airway devices, intravenous and intraosseous access, blood glucose monitoring, and administration of additional medications. Paramedic includes all AEMT skills, advanced assessment and management skills, various invasive skills, and extensive pharmacology interventions. Critical care paramedic specialize in the management of critical trauma and medical patients during interfacility ground and aeromedical transports. Skills performed by CCPs include ventilator

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    Wouldn’t it be great to have too many paramedic students, so many that we have a waiting list for each course offered? In the growing field of emergency medical services, more and more emergency medical technician and paramedic courses are becoming available. This is why our collegiate institution needs to push to a higher level and become nationally accredited through the CoAEMSP. For a minimum investment cost, not only will this accreditation show potential students that we are committed to

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    bolted through the ajar screen door. The paramedics had arrived. One paramedic was carrying a small black bag. The other had a stethoscope strewn around his neck. The paramedic holding the small black bag leaned down to my face to probe the wound. He immediately reached into his bag and pulled out a large sterilized roll of white gauze, a dark bottle containing disinfectant, a thermometer, and a device that takes blood pressure. While the other paramedic talked to my mom to find out what happened

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    Emt Research Paper

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    Before doing research, I was unaware that there are a few types of EMTs. I thought that there were only EMTs and Paramedics. The names can differ by state, but the three types of EMTs are an EMT-Basic or an EMT, an EMT-Intermediate or Advanced EMT, and a Paramedic. All three levels are trained to handle respiratory, cardiac, and trauma emergencies. An EMT-Basic is the simplest of the three. The skills of an EMT-Basic include evaluating

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    Taylor Ambulance Company, Inc. Description of the company For the last 10 years, Taylor Ambulance Company, Inc. has served the City of Kelsey. At first, the company started out as a small, independent company that provided citizens with transportation to and from hospitals, rehabilitation centers. As the company’s reputation of providing quality and professional services grew, the company began to get emergency calls from the city’s

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    (EMTs) and paramedics are the most at risk to sustain injury and the most critical short term health care provider because of the nature of their job, because of the scope of their skills, and because of the skills they have and procedures they are authorized to perform. The job of EMTs and paramedics are to quickly arrive at the scene of the most gruesome accidents, and render aid to potentially fatal injuries. The stakes for an EMT or paramedic are extremely high. If the paramedic is successful

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    Connor MacInerney 12/2/16 The EMT profession is one of the few professions left in the transportation industry that have unregulated work shift hours in the United States. Twenty-four hour work shifts are common among the EMT industry and the resulting fatigue is causing mental and physical health issues with EMT’s as well as safety issues for both EMT’s and the patients they are responding to. I believe that the EMT profession needs work hour regulation similar to those of long haul truck drivers

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    future jobs include nursing, a paramedic, and a firefighter. They all show how people can be helped if they are in danger, or if they are hurt and need help right away. These three jobs are not only helping the hurt person out, but they are making sure that the whole family does not have a downpour of tears because they cannot trust the person helping them, or that their family member or friend from not saving them in this type of situation. Being a paramedic could help me show how much I

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    called “ frequent flyers” to where they do not call as much and they are more independent thus freeing up time, money, and resources. For paramedics to respond to those life-threating emergencies. Emergency medical services has 4 levels of certification. Emergency medical responder, emergency medical technician, advanced emergency medical technician, and paramedic. Progressing at each level you gain more skills, responsibility, and knowledge, but all of which are within emergency and urgent care. Some

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