@user-tr7ec1ow3o I’m from Pennsylvania I never seen a person of color working in EMS I’m like the 5 black person working at my company representation matters❤️
This is legit one of the best EMT follow along vids out there!! You girls did awesome. I’m proud to be brown and going into the field to help latinxs at the end of the year🤞🏽💖
Thank you for this. I'm getting ready to sign up to become an EMT and I got on here to see what I would be getting into. I don't see many people that look like me in this field. Thank you for your help in my decision.
You have no idea how happy I am to see you! I just got EMT EMT cert and am. Firefighter also. When I was applying I didn't see anyone that looked like me!! New subbie and my channel will be starting soon!💕
Amazing... please do more of these myself and my husband are thinking about becoming EMTS together. We both work in the hospital setting now I’m a PCT and he’s does Patient Transport. This was great very informative and realistic 👍🏾👍🏾
Black Girl Magic ✨ you are so beautiful and this video was great! I'm so happy I ran across it. Please do more vlogs about EMT like how was school, studying and your first day in the field. I'm interested in so many things in the medical field but this might be it for me! Thanks again for the great video.
You must be tired and tired, but thank you so much for helping people. We live with peace of mind every day because we have paramedics and firefighters. They are like water and air to us.
I like your EDC, I use a lot of the same gear. I’d consider looking into getting a duty belt, there’s some pretty good ones on Amazon. I wear one every day on shift and I have pouches for my flashlight, gloves, and shears. There’s much more you can get but it’s very versatile.
They let people at 18 get into EMS in the US? In Australia most start after graduating university at about 20-21 years old. Then you have a year as an intern.
@@JazzClassof010 honestly it’s not bad at all if you have a background in healthcare. But if you’re coming in fresh no experience it can be very tedious. My school does adaptive testing and it gives you National Registry questions and rates your level of competency in every module. Initially I hated it but now I love it you are literally prepping for the exam every time you test so it’s not unfamiliar. It’s alot of reading and note taking because it’s kinda fast paced since it’s 6 months so knowing your learning style is a PLUS. Do NOT miss class unless you just have to missing 1 day can feel like missing a week. Most importantly surround yourself with people who actually want to pass this class it will be the extra push you need when you get frustrated.
@@g0dofwar706 hi! School was good. I had a really good set of instructors and classmates that helped me through it because it was a 3 month class. I did get my cert. I failed the NREMT the first time, but passed it the 2nd time.
This was so informative! I'm planning to take an EMT course. I'm Pre-PA. What led you to becoming an EMT? Are you earning PCE for another healthcare career or are you working towards becoming a paramedic?
Thank you for helping me be a paramedic. I want to be one one day, and I want to learn. Thanks for your help, I’ve learn so much how to be one. ❤️😉By the way new subscriber 💛
I’m an NEMT & would love to transfer into one of the local EMT positions here ! But all of the EMT’s and Paramedics that I’ve run into actually rather do my job because they say that they hate doing theirs. I’m sure I’d love it tho!
I want to be an EMT for the duration of my pre med but driving makes me anxious 😭 so I think I’ll go the ER Tech route instead, plus it will give me a chance to work with doctors and still get EMT trained
This video was very informational I’m looking to become a emt. I love helping people and just being there for them in the time of need. I do have a couple of questions. Did you have to get the COVID vaccine? And what makes you love your job/ what made you pick that career?
I personally took an emt course that was offered at a community college (lasted for a semester). After completing the course, i had to take the state exam to get a license before i could even apply for a job.
@@gabbybarron1775 no problem! for the most part, ems is always has hiring periods throughout the year. Mainly full time positions. It is harder if you're driving record isn't clean (some agency are strict about it)
What pants and sweater do you use and we’re they company provided? I’ll probably be going into rotations around April so the sweater your wearing will be perfect for April/May weather.
I am so glad I run into your video this is what I want to do I can’t wait to start school and save people life’s I love your videos because they are more into debt with everything please make more videos like this
Dang which company do you work for that can afford such a nice rig ??? I'm so jealous. Our newer models are the Ford Transits.... but I much prefer box rigs.
I’m looking to become a paramedic. I have to do a emt program like a trade school before I can pursue the paramedic role?? Does it matter if you do the trade school or community college route for it?
Please be real right now, I can only imagine that hair gets in your way. I have short hair and I just couldn’t imagine handling that much hair on a medical call lol. I mean this is a light hearted way. Great video!
Hi, what company do you work for? I passed my nremt in ab 65 questions and now some companies reached out to me and just trying to find a good fitting company :/
Thank you queen ❤️ Study the exact layout/ order of each assessment checklist (on the nremt webpage). For me, the proctor used those during your assessment and check off each major point to make sure you completed the portion. Always address immediately life threats first, know the purpose of meds and the dosage (for each age too). During your class/practice always ask as much questions that you have and practice with your instructors.
