Emergency
Medical Technician is people that can perform basic life- saving for example if
someone is ill or has trouble breathing. The most highly trained emergency
medical technicians are called paramedics. All emergency medical technicians are
responsible for rushing in need of help and can perform basic life-saving
techniques, including:
Patient assessment
Burn management
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Emergency birth assistance
Extrication of patients from dangerous
situations
Average
Salary: $23,830- $40,421
Education:
Depending
where you live most states require you to take a certificate program in
emergency medical technician training so that you can qualify to take the state
or national certification exams. Also, many community colleges offer
associate's degree programs at the paramedic level. Depending on whether you
choose to earn a certificate or an associate's degree, basic and intermediate
emergency medical technician training can be completed in six months, while
paramedic training may take 1-2 years. In every state requires emergency
medical technicians to be licensed in order to practice. All licensing exams
have a written portion and a skills test. Once licensed, you'll need to earn
continuing education credits to maintain your credentials.
No I would
not like to be an emergency medical technician because I am not really good
with bones and saving people in time of need I have an extremely weak stomach
and would probably pass out and they will die on me because I am terrible
emergency medical technician, so for the sakes of every ones lives I will not
go to college and attempt at all to be an emergency medical technician. You’re welcome
world for knowing my self very wellJ
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