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EMT-I - possible in one summer?
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It depends on the state you are in, and how many classes are involved......when I took it (several years ago) it was a single course (8 credit hrs) and from what I've heard not much has changed in EMS education in the past few years.
i live in MA, and looking through the catalogue of some cc it had like ~3 courses for EMT-I...
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Then you should ask the program director at that school. Although I do know of a member of the EMS forums I frequent (see the link in my signature), that has had problems with the Commonwealth of Massachussetts and EMT-I credentialing through no fault of her own so far as I know. Post your question over on Fieldmedics; I'm sure you will get a lot better responses than you could ever get on SDN since most of the people here have extremely limited EMS experience at best.
i cant find a job as an emt-b, and working as an emt on campus sucks. to become an emt-p you need 1 yr experience as an emt-i...
ill probably just dump this all and go into phlebotomy.
Mach11,
My state has EMT B, E, I, and P. I just started my I class tonight, and I was told that the I level is being taken away at the National level but VA is keeping it. I think that it should just be one level; P. I trying to get through premed anyways, but I is going to be a nice thing to keep money coming in.
My state has EMT B, E, I, and P. I just started my I class tonight, and I was told that the I level is being taken away at the National level but VA is keeping it. I think that it should just be one level; P. I trying to get through premed anyways, but I is going to be a nice thing to keep money coming in.
