Any applicants must be at least the age of 17, and it is important to provide proof that you have completed an NC approved EMT training program. Must have EMT credentials.
The best 2 year or Associates Degree EMT/EMS programs in North Carolina can be found at Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh, NC; Catawba Valley Community College in Hickory, NC; Gaston College in Dallas, NC; and Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, NC.
* Albuterol (Proventil) * Activated Charcoal * Aspirin * Oxygen * Epinephrine * Nitroglycerin * Oral Glucose
Average pay for an EMT-Paramedic in the state of North carolina is around $15/hr. Hospital based systems seem to pay more and Paramedics on the North Carolina coast make a little more as well.
The only prerequisite to enter most EMT schools is that you have a high school diploma. For best results, you're probably going to want to get at least an associate's degree, so some colleges may have additional requirements. Most EMT schools only require you to have a high school diploma or GED if it is a tech school or community college. If you are trying to take a EMT class at a university, though, there are some basic prerequisites you must take first.
The requirements will vary depending on the school and the rules for EMT certification in a particular state. Generally, a high school diploma is required. Classes in anatomy, physiology and medical terminology would be beneficial. A high degree of mental and physical wellness is also a plus.
EMT certification is always a requirements for those who wanted to work as an emergency medical technician. If you have the certification you would likely get hired.
Check with the local school that provide emt training, like the community college.
Every state is different, you should contact your local EMS service and see what the requirements are. You will have to first get certified as a First Responder and then get your EMT Certification.
Yes. Get GED & then become an EMT. After 2000 hrs as an emt you can qualify for paramedic.
No classes have to be taken in High School to be an EMT but once you are old enough to become a volunteer or member of a local Fire and Rescue Company you have to take EMT/EMS Academy courses to be a cleared professional.
You need a high school diploma or general education degree (also known as a GED) in order to complete EMT training. If you do not have the required educational training, you cannot complete EMT training.
The requirements for joining the LAFD are: The person must pass a Candidate Physical Ability Test. Must be at least 18 years old. A US High School Diploma, or a GED equivalent. And must have a Driver's License and an EMT Certificate.