Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
People will call for an Uber to get around instead of taking the bus, walking, or calling for cabs. When Uber first came on the scene, it seemed like such a novel idea.
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Most drivers pay attention when they see an ambulance rushing past them. The sirens atop the ambulance warn the drivers that an emergency crew is on its way to reach a patient.
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We have gotten so used to cell phones that many of us cannot remember a time when mobile phones in some form did not exist.
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Training to become an Emergency Medical Technician in Fort Lauderdale requires four to six months of study and hands-on learning.
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Emergency Medical Technicians provide necessary prehospital care for patients.
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Calling 9-1-1 might not always be safe or practical for patients in distress. Maybe someone is the victim of a crime and does not want to alert the criminal but still wants to call for help.
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A career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) might not be for everyone. It involves long days with little to no sleep, adrenaline rushes during emergencies and a commitment to helping people in life-threatening situations.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) will be the first on the scene. When it comes to an emergency, time becomes extremely important.
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Days will vary for a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Some days will have several emergencies, while others might not have as many incidences. EMTs have a lot that comes their way.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) can be the frontliners in many emergency situations. When someone calls for help and needs an ambulance, an EMT can be on board to perform life-supporting services until the patient has been transported to the emergency room.
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