Emergency
Medical Technician
Emergency
medical technicians, or EMTs, usually work in teams of two in specially
designed ambulances. They provide immediate life or limb saving medical
treatment at the scenes of accidents and injuries as well as transport casualties
to hospital emergency rooms for further care. The job is both physically
demanding and stressful. Emergency medical technicians often respond to:
° Automobile accidents
° Heart attacks
° Gunshot wounding’s
° Unscheduled childbirth
° Drowning
° Other serious medical emergencies
Average
Salary: $25,000-$37,500
Educational
Requirements:
Students
must have a high school diploma (in some areas GED certifications may be
substituted) in order to become an emergency medical technician. Driver’s
education, health, and science courses are strongly recommended and may be
required before enrolling in some training programs.
Basic
emergency medical technician training includes about 100-120 hours spent in the
classroom and 10 hours in a hospital emergency room. Emergency medical
technicians are required to pass state licensing or certification tests and
participate in continuing education programs. Many emergency medical technicians
earn associate degrees in their field.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!
Would
I like to be an Emergency Medical Technician?
Maybe
I would like to be an emergency medical technician because there is a cause of
saving people’s lives and help them when they need it. I like to save and rescue
people and yes I would.
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