Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Paramedics are integral players in the infrastructure of health care and emergency medical services.
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To become an emergency medical responder and work as a paramedic or EMT-Basic in the United States takes a significant amount of discipline, study, and practical training.
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A paramedic (or EMT-Paramedic, or simply EMT-P) is an emergency medical responder who is trained, licensed, and qualified to deliver a higher level of on-scene and in-ambulance care to patients than is an EMT-Basic (or EMT-B).
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Deciding on a career is a challenge in and of itself—never mind the work that follows once you’ve chosen your path.
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A career in emergency medical services as an EMT or paramedic is a demanding one, but for those who enter the field, a fulfilling and greatly rewarding one as well.
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The concept of fighting fires and saving lives while battling four-story flames may be what draws a lot of people to the firefighting profession initially, but it turns out that’s not the whole of the job. In fact, in some cities or fire departments, taming flames might not even be the biggest part of the job.
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Becoming a paramedic means becoming a team player, a quick thinker, and a health care provider in high-stakes circumstances, for a living.
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There’s good news to be had for up-and-coming health professionals, and those recently enrolled in paramedic or EMT-B training and education programs.
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A paramedic’s job is dynamic, hectic, demanding and, most of all, fundamentally crucial to the people it serves and assists.
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The final step to becoming an emergency medical technician (EMT) or paramedic in the state of Florida is, like in many other locations, the standardized paramedic exam.
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