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  1. More RN to EMT and Paramedic questions

    medic165 replied to GeorgiaBoy61's topic in Flight, Surface Transport
    I'm sure any RN can challenge and pass the medic exam as long as there's plenty of study and knowledge on pre-hospital care, since there are way too many differences between the two.

  2. RNs in an ambulance- Illinois?

    medic165 replied to Jesskanurse's topic in Flight, Surface Transport
    With your RN, you can work in an SCT-ambulance with two paramedics on board for a private service in Chicagoland area.

  3. More RN to EMT and Paramedic questions

    medic165 replied to GeorgiaBoy61's topic in Flight, Surface Transport
    there's no need to get your EMT-B. RN's can work in a "Critical care ambulance" on the private sector. You get to work with two "critical care paramedics" in the ambulance. The service provider is here in Chicago and suburbs. You do about 3-5 runs per shift, and most are emergency calls. As far as getting your EMT-B, you can get it in less than one month, for free, if you agree to work for this provider. Let me know if you need more info.

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