Sorry - I can't reveal my hometown on an internet forum. Almost all the states now offer paramedicine through an AAS. Many paramedics now choose to go on to a four-year degree (BS in emergency...
Gee....I have never heard of a 6-12 month paramedic program. In my home state, all the programs I know of are a minimum of full-time classes of 2 years, extending to 4 with additional specialization....
"Most patients of that type are transported by a RN/Paramedic critical care transport team and the paramedic on the team is experienced and has extra training because neither DOT nor NRP curricula...
An EMT (6 weeks of training) is not the same as an NRP (2 to 4 years of training). An EMT is educated at a vocational school vs. a paramedic who is educated at a college or
Summit - Actually I am one of those paramedics with a bachelor of science degree in emergency services/critical care:) (And soon to graduate with a master's in emergency management....)I had many...
At the ED I work at, there are regular techs (nursing students in at least second year of clinical, EMTs) and paramedic techs (wider scope then regular techs.) My ED doesn't hire CNAs/LPNs/MAs, but...