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Interview attire

Hey all! I have an interview coming upat MUSC and it's for an EMT-B position for their ambulatory service. I usually just wear black pants, some nice shoes, blueshift, with a tie. I know there will be a lot of competition for this position and from what I hear you're lucky to get an interview there. So I'm wondering should I stick wiu what has always worked for me in the past? I'm thinking a suit but didn't know if that'd be too much and make me seem stiff shirted, etc what about just the vest w/out the jacket. I'm really wanting this position so I can get more hands on experience than my current occupation and get my foot in the door for them to send me to School to become an RN. I hear they like to send ppl to school to further their occupation but I don't know myself....just what I heard.

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    Congrats on the PRN offer, even though it wasn't what you wanted. Could you still do the PRN gig if you got the PCT position?

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    I have no idea lol....that did cross my mind and thought it would look bad if I got the PCT position and had to leave the PRN. Who's to say I'll get the PCT for sure though?? If I do get the PCT I'll have to try and get the nightly position b/c I'm sure the regular hours pay I couldn't survive on but who knows. Interview is this Friday though, so we shall see......

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