We do have a coordinator for education who also works as an educator at the local community college so he is able to provide the site codes and satisfy the requirements for AACN/BCEN credit approval....
I think it depends on the state. Some require a curriculum approval to be signed off by the State and endorsed through your EMS system for continuing education approval, verification of site code and...
The EMT-Basic is a requirement to become a Paramedic. I am unaware of any state that will allow you to obtain a Paramedic License/Certification without the foundational knowledge put forth in EMT...
Your resume looks good to me. If you wish to work for a program that responds to scene calls than take an EMT course and gain some pre hospital experience. You would be surprised at all the knowledge...
It is hard to say what you need to "Brush up" on without knowing the transport population of the service. Will you be doing 911 call? Is it mostly interfacility? Will you be working out of a...
My program does have a maximum crew member weight of 225lb's. All crew members must be able to load and unload a weighted gurney of 90 lbs in and out of our EC 145 and load and unload the stretcher...
I took the Wilderness EMT upgrade. The course was lots of fun and informative, however it applied very little to my role as a Nurse. I would recommend attending the course if you were interested in...
I have not attended the Mountain Medicine course however I have been certified in Wilderness Medicine. Additional education will never hurt a resume when applying in a competitive market. I do not...
Since no one has replied I will. I have recently taken the CFRN and passed. I also hold the FP-C. I used the Anthony Baca videos and the flightbridgeed.com study/practice questions. I believe the...
Good for you. Joining the Air Force and serving is something that you won't regret. However nurses are officers and not enlisted. You will have to go to college and graduate from an accredited...