Depends on what you mean by "Paramedic". Just to use California soon after the beginning of the EMT program for an example, EMT-1 there was primarily invovled in transport of the patient and only transport. The course for EMT-1 used to be 18 weeks, 2 nights a week. In contrast, EMT-2 at the time was a firefighter who, after completing their firefighter training, went on to do extensive EMT training, which took many weeks. NYC on the other hand had -- at one point -- 4 levels of paramedic, ranging from something like California's EMT-1 to Paramedic 4 that was allowed to prescribe/administer certain medications, based on their own decision. The Paramedic 4 listing was a difficult training regimen, and required in-field time spent at the 1, 2 and 3 levels. So it depends on which State or country, and which level of training you wish to acquire. That said, paramedics are one of the groups that seems to really like their job, and has a comparatively low turnover rate. So it's hard but worth it. Most EMT training can be any where from 4 weeks to 16 weeks, depending on the school. Paramedic training can be 6 months to 2 years, depending on the school. There are a lot of schools out there that just want the money and do not care about giving you the education you need to preform the job. Best to find a 2 year degree program from a community college. This will give you the best education.
Here is a national site with paramedic practice tests: http://www.emt-national-training.com/paramedic-practice-tests.php Being a paramedic is an awesome job, I hope it works out for you.
You can find more about paramedic jobs in NHS by containing a college in that area , or your local library or hospital heath department can help you .
You can find paramedic jobs by calling your local hospital and applying. Or you can search snagajob.com for paramedic jobs near any area you are interested in.
For me it wasn't hard to a deaf person to find a job. if the deaf person know how to communicate by just using another senses..I thing it was not too hard for him to find a job.
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You can find more information about paramedic training online by researching medical schools and figure out what paramedic training is available in your area.
You can try looking for some paramedic lessons or schools at the following website. It can train you for paramedics and improve your skills. http://www.paramedicsalary.org/paramedic-school.html
I don't know where you live, so I can't answer your question directly. I did find a general link to paramedic training schools. http://paramedic-schools.info/
You can find reliable information about gaining your paramedic license on the medical university websites. Many of the online universities offer paramedic training programs.
In the south finding a job is hard but in the north which is Kurdistan job opportunities are too much and people from the other countries especially from the neighbour countries visit Kurdistan to find a good job.
depends on subject and area
While in training to be a paramedic you will actually spend time outside of school riding along with actual paramedics to get a feel for the job. You will get to see and do everything they do.