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It was with International SOS. I think they just finished hiring again because recently I saw another of their ad online but I checked it again just now and I couldn't find it anymore, probably it was already filled up. Required trainings are BLS, ACLS, First aid, Defibrillation etc. Being an EMT helped me a lot. If you used to be a trainer from other organization like red cross, definitely you have the edge. :)
As with the ambulance company, it was in the province it's better that you have previous experience, again being an EMT proved to be very useful in my case.
lactamase
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Hello guys, recently schedule's been light for me and I think I have time for a part-time job. I want to have a part-time job that's still on the medical side though. Several friends suggested phlebotomy, reliever for a nurse, eyebank tech (I can't drive T_T) that have a pretty flexible schedule.
Any suggestions?