No, we wipe their asses all day long. Geez, get it right. Besides, if you go for your EMT you will leave no room for medical school since you will think you know everything already.
. Having both my CNA and EMT helped during the interviews. I think the CNA helped more because not everyone had that experience and I had the certification longer than my EMT. Both are good however.
Also, it must be different in each state because my state paid for my CNA certification but not my EMT. I think the best reason to go CNA over EMT is the appreciation one gains from working with nurses. Too often people just ignore them and if you knew half the **** they did, you wouldn't. Eh, it is a tough choice but I think, if could go back and do it differently, I would forget about the EMT and just go CNA.