EMT Training in Manila

medic8 · Feb 3, 2012

oh, are you talking about this "POEA" or a different one? :-)

link: http://www.poea.gov.ph/gpb/120004.pdf

tobleron · Feb 17, 2012

helo everyone! im still waiting for my emt training schedule in july, for now im looking for trainings that may supplement the job of an emt, im done with my ivt training. any suggestions wat trainings may i enrol??

dadaems · Feb 26, 2012

oh, are you talking about this "POEA" or a different one? :-)
link: http://www.poea.gov.ph/gpb/120004.pdf

LIKE!!!hehehe

but im looking for an ER nurse job.. =)

@tobleron: enroll to an ACLS class but be sure its an AHA certified training center. It will cost i think around 4k to 8k.

(you can download app to your tab as reviewer ex. acls advisor, basic ecg interpretation)

Everything about ACLS is in the algorithms,so familiarize yourself with it.

You can also attend the Phillipine College of Emergency Medicine annual convention on April 2012.

Philippine College of Emergency Medicine, Inc.

dude nadal · Feb 27, 2012

he he he or even not to take emt training because were nurse already the employer will provide emt training. beside when we do emt training here in philippines still we will do emt training to the country you will be hired.usa requirement for emt-b is high school diploma,bls,first responder only going up to nurse profession. but only in the philippines is from rn or bsn going down to emt or work as emt-b.

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meeeee · Mar 16, 2012

when i graduated in nursing and took the NLE while waiting for the result my classmates undergone training as emt at red cross...i heard bout that but never took it seriously...now im a staff nurse at a provincial hosp. i inquire at the lsti but all the slot are taken...

dadaems · May 5, 2012

I passed the exam and employers interview for Saudi Red Crescent Authority in an agency in Makati for EMT. Does anyone in here have an idea regarding the process of deployment? The interviewer told us that the processing will take only 2 weeks. (kinda fast)

medic8 · May 5, 2012

Use facebook, look for the facebook group: Filipino EMS Practitioners and request to join. Recently, there were some who also passed the SRCA recruitment posting there and discussing about the deployment, working there etc. There's also members there who are already working for SRCA. goodluck! :)

dadaems · May 12, 2012

Thanks for that info sir medic8..I kind of following your post here in allnurses regarding your application process at moh-sro. What hospital were you deployed??what happened to your saudi redcrescent application??(last post about it was nov2010) im kind of anxious because im caught between 2 countries. Im already processing papers for oman as an er nurse (or medic) when i got entangled with this saudi red crescent thing. The salary is twice as what oman offers. Hehehe (we were told by saudi employers that they will see us again in the next 2 weeks) hows true is that 2 weeks? For the processing (due on may15,2012) thanks..

dadaems · May 12, 2012

Thanks sir medic8..Im now a member of that fb group..I got an answer for all my queries..INSHALLAH!!Hehehe..very helpful..

logan05 · Jun 27, 2012

what was the name of agency? bcoz i passed also as RN-EMT in makati.

Trauma Columnist · Jun 27, 2012

Per the terms of service, we ask that you post only in English. Thanks.

beatbox1690 · Sep 16, 2012

this comment is so much stupid ,,, maybe try to read rather than heard,, first,, there's no such thing that 17 yrs old was mentioned as a requirement in emt-b trainings,, yes.. maybe lsti is more advanced compared to other training centers... but it was stated by TESDA that 18 yrs old above can took emt course as stated and provided also by the National Registry for EMT in US,, better try to read this..NREMT - EMT-Basic / EMT,,

it is very clear that the we were just following international standard.. and how sure you are that TESDA is substandard.. take note of this,, this is a highly respected national agency of the Philippines to regulate vocational course whom are considered professionals, has shown already and proved to the world that Filipinos are competent!!!! also it is a fact that before the national government note the efficiency of developing assessment centers for EMS NCII,, it undergoes several researches and study for improvement of Filipino competencies in emergencies "FIT" to the Filipinos that "LEVELS" international communities.... yes of course it is pushed by these private training school to create propaganda for their training centers for ""PROFIT"" motivations,,, not for the product considerations,, TESDA have shown that they make you an EMT at the same time Provide you a """WORK""" opportunity,,, HAve your training school thought about it in any way?????..