Potential Jobs for EMTs and Paramedics
Here are some potential job opportunities for EMTs and Paramedics. This list gives you an idea of some of the jobs you may be able to get once you get your EMT license, but does…
EMT Testing- What to Expect- NREMT
If you go school to become an EMT, you will need to take a State approved course, and pass multiple written and practical exams. Becoming Licensed/Certified as an EMT varies by each State, and most states…
How Long an EMT Certification/License Will Last
If you plan on going to EMT or Paramedic school, you will spend a lot of time studying, in classes, and testing before you receive your EMT license. Are you wondering how long your EMT…
How Long it takes to Become an EMT and/or Paramedic
If you are considering becoming an EMT and/or Paramedic, you probably want to know how long this is going to take you to achieve. If you want to be a Paramedic someday, you will first need to…
EMT- Frequently Asked Questions for potential EMTs
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about EMTs. If you are thinking about becoming an Emergency Medical Technician or Paramedic, there may be some answer to questions that you may have. I have…
How to Become an EMT- All 50 States & NREMT
Are you considering becoming an EMT or Paramedic? Working as an EMT/Paramedic can be a very rewarding career, but receiving and maintaining your license will require continuing education and continual renewal of your certifications. Becoming…
The Difference Between a Paramedic and EMT
You’ve probably heard ambulance personnel called many things, including: First Responders, Ambulance Drivers, EMTs, and Paramedics. Many news organizations frequently refer to ambulance crews as “The Paramedics” or “The EMTs”, but there is a difference…
How to Charge your Phone when the Power is Out
There are a lot of events that can cause you to lose power in your home. Power outages usually do not last more than a few hours, but occasionally they last for much longer. Hurricanes,…
How Long Does Bottled Water Last? Tap Water?
Ready.gov recommends having an emergency water supply of at least 3 days of water, and they recommend 1 gallon per person, per day for drinking, sanitation, and food preparation. This is the minimum amount of water you should have for your supply; FEMA recommends having a 2 week…
Where to Let your Dog “Go Potty” During a Hurricane
If you live in an area that is prone to hurricanes and tropical storms like I do, you may find yourself in a situation where it may be too dangerous to bring your dog outside…