 | We are all familiar with the typical emergency medical transport type paramedic job. I am interested in what other types of Paramedic jobs there are out there. Does anyone reading this work as a paramedic in a different setting?
Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: Spin doctor - 7/21/2011 |
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 | There is a course at my community college for a paramedic certification, and i was wondering if i took it and got certified would i be certified in all states or would i have to becoming certified again if i move to a different state, ive been reading online and looking for paramedic jobs and some say things like "must have Georgia paramedic certification" which leads me to believe it varies.
2 answers - Asked By: Puppet Master - 9/26/2012 |
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 | I'm medical graduate from Myanmar and i intend to work in Singapore.I'm chinese.What kind of medical or paramedic jobs available for me.Thank you.
1 answer - Asked By: leekwei11 - 5/29/2007 |
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| Is there any benefits I get for my service and anyone know if I need any kind of education for a Paramedic job in Seattle, Washington. And any general advice about both Army Airborne or Paramedic would help as well. Thank you.
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| I lost my powerseller status a couple of weeks ago because I had a lag in activity for about a month. I was completing a training academy for my paramedic job. I know you have to be invited to be a powerseller, but is there any way for me to expedite this process. Thanks
damon
1 answer - Asked By: DamonR01 - 10/26/2007 |
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| I'm a firefighter, and in the interview they asked me how I would feel if they asked me to be on the ambulance. I said I wouldn't like it, but guess I would have to do it. I do have a Paramedic license. Now, they are orienting me to be a paramedic, a job I hate and have no interest in. I am in the union. What should I do? I don't want to do it. Also, being a paramedic on an ambulance is a higher level of responsibility.
1 answer - Asked By: question - 7/17/2008 |
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| I am currently a paramedic in central Mississippi and I am looking to relocate my family in about a year. I want to find a city with mountain views, snow in the winter, hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing nearby. It must also have good schools, a cost of living not extravagantly higher than Mississippi, less crime than Jackson (shouldn't be to hard), available paramedic jobs, and be In a state that scores less than 12 on the Brady Campaign website. Does it exist?
2 answers - Asked By: isaacrosenbloom - 9/19/2011 |
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 | Right now I am attending school to get my EMT cert and after that on to paramedic. What jobs can I get at a hospital right now while I am going to school? Is there something I can do that doesn't require school and just some on the job training? Where would I go to find out? Just to my local hospital or do I need to contact someone specific?
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| I work as a seasonal firefighter but want to go to medic school. I was wondering when I complete medic school if I will have to work as a medic on an ambulance to keep my license active or can Icontinue to work seasonal firefighting until i find a full time firefighter/paramedic city job?
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| I'm looking for an Industrial EMS job in Manitoba and i'm having a heck of a time locating any information on whats out there. I realize that there are a ton of EMS jobs in BC and Alberta, but my Saskatchewan license doesn't transfer to those provinces. I have 9 years of experience ( full time ), solely on Ambulance, but want to move in to something a little different and higher paying.
Any ideas, contacts, Manitoba companies worth checking out etc?
1 answer - Asked By: Unglunk - 10/6/2008 |
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| I want to be a paramedic (part time job) while i go to college and study to apply to medical school. Can i do this?
2 answers - Asked By: Evanescence - 11/23/2009 |
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| I am looking for fire departments that are testing near chicago for firefighter/paramedics and have been referred to a few sites like blueline and firecareerassist. since these all require a membership fee i wanted to know which site was the best for the money ill be paying. Can someone who has used these sites please help me out?
1 answer - Asked By: JRice80 - 9/11/2010 |
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 | Says it all int he title... but I am applying for a paramedics jobs (student) but I feel I might be unsuccessful! Can anybody point out a career that is unusual and reasonably well paid?
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 | I'm not looking for what st. has the best amusement park or sports. My family will be in a position in the next two years to choose to plant long term roots or relocate. One of us will be a cert. elem. school teacher, the other a nationally registered paramedic / firefighter. We have two young children.
Currently, we live in N.Ga. The positive aspects of staying are:
low cost of housing,
free college tuition, freedom to own firearms and a
teacher and paramedic shortage - job security.
The negative aspects of living in Ga.:
high rate of urban sprawl and the traffic that goes with it,
reverse discrimination and racial tension,
high immigrant population, schools ranked low nationally and it's generally flat, boring and disinteresting (no mountains, 4 hours to an ocean, can't see the stars .... suburban hell).
We've considered the Pacific Northwest and Utah. What places can you recommend for reasonable housing, gov't job opportunities and quality of living? East or West .. where and why?
6 answers - Asked By: Army family. - 1/6/2007 |
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| I'm not looking for what st. has the best amusement park or sports. My family will be in a position in the next two years to choose to plant long term roots or relocate. One of us will be a cert. elem. school teacher, the other a nationally registered paramedic / firefighter. We have two young children.
Currently, we live in N.Ga. The positive aspects of staying are:
low cost of housing,
free college tuition, freedom to own firearms and a
teacher and paramedic shortage - job security.
The negative aspects of living in Ga.:
high rate of urban sprawl and the traffic that goes with it,
reverse discrimination and racial tension,
high immigrant population, schools ranked low nationally and it's generally flat, boring and disinteresting (no mountains, 4 hours to an ocean, can't see the stars .... suburban hell).
We've considered the Pacific Northwest and Utah. What places can you recommend for reasonable housing, gov't job opportunity and quality of living? East or West ... where and why?
7 answers - Asked By: Army family. - 1/6/2007 |
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| 1. Are the job duties of paramedic like the show trauma on nbc that is so inspiring? http://www.nbc.com/trauma/
2. Are there realistically any Paramedic jobs out there? I am considering a certified Paramedic Program!
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 | We are planning on moving to Colorado next summer. So far, we love the castle rock area. I am graduating college as a paramedic this Spring and was wondering if it is hard for first year medics to find a job. Also, are there any jobs as medics that I dont have to be a firefighter as well??
1 answer - Asked By: Busy mama - 11/1/2011 |
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| After i have my degree in college for being a paramedic what jobs can i go for after words?
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| I can't to a hospital or ambulance station so I was just wondering where else I can go and what would look good on a CV when applying for a paramedic job?? Thanks :D
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| MY HUSBAND AND I ARE PARAMEDICS FROM THE US. WE HAVE 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. WANTING TO MOVE TO IRELAND FOR A CHANGE OF LIVING. WE HAVE BEEN TO IRELAND MULTIPLE TIMES AND ARE READY TO START CONSIDERING THE PROCESS TO MOVE THERE. ARE THERE PARAMEDIC JOBS? WHATS THE INCOME LIKE? WE LIKE THE GALWAY AREA. NOT A FAN OF DUBLIN WE ARE TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE CITY LIFE. ANY INFO ON PARAMEDICS AND MOVING, CERTS PLEASE HELP US OUT WITH SOME INFO.
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