Anyone Taken EMT Basic Exam either a National or State Exam?
471841
I passed my first time, then again I ve been an EMT for 4 years on a 911 rig. A lot of labor questions. \nAnd for the first questions its 1 minute of CPR, the attach AED. \nSecond, NEVER place any padding inside any wound or in this case vagina. Place outside. Best thing study, good luck!
66075
If you're looking to obtain your L&D or P&C license, I'm pretty sure your state insurance commissioner's office would handle the exams.  Contact them for information.
966206
First you have to become an EMT-basic.  After that, you  can go to medic school.  Check with your local community colleges.  They normally offer EMT and Paramedic classes.  Also, check with your local fire departments.  They may be medics, and they are definetly EMT-B so they should be able to point you towards a school.  EMT school isn't too tough, but you're in for a year to 18 months of difficult school to become a paramedic.  You'll have to study hard and really apply yourself.  Good luck to you!
464272
The examination is currently offered several times per week, at the following six (6) locations in California and two (2) locations in Nevada: San Diego, Riverside, Glendale, Oakland, Sacramento, Bakersfield, Las Vegas (NV) and Reno (NV).\n\nSee the following for more detail
103522
I assume you're looking for the local fire dept? FEMA and The National Fire Academy (NFA)in Emmitsburg, MD used to provide excellent home courses in addition to the on campus classes. The home courses were free or very nearly so.  FEMA has been restructured since I took course through them, but you could always send them and NFA an e-mail and ask them the same question. There also may be Federal or State money avalible to pay for an actual course in your area for frist responders. This money is hard to get sometimes, but your state and federal congressmen or senators can be of help.
1143027
The Great Falls College of Technology has a great EMT course.  They offer an AAS degree, as well as a certificate with specialized endorsement.  Good luck with that....it's a great career!  http://www.msugf.edu/
646706
I think is is different in each state. Good Luck!
121218
have either the state or national emt cert. if you have a national cert, fill the forms to convert over to your state. If you are not an emt, then take the class at a local community college or rescue squad.
486446
in reference to what -EMT program-Neuro exam-physical? What  ???? and vital signs would not be taken first at an accident scene....ABC's of emergency medicine do not include a temperature. Your question does not contain enough information.....
362638
I agree with Chandni above.\n\nAlso: sometimes getting a copy of previous/sample USMLE exams might prove worthwhile.  Speak with others who have successfully taken the exam.  And, lastly, take a peek at Part 1 of the National Board Exam.  It also covers the first two years.
975328
Hello.  Yes I went to college and did my NVQ1 and 2 in BSL, hoping that it would enhance my abilities with the Autistic and challenged kids I work with.  Yes it did, but in the real world I have used it twice in 5 years!  Once to help a deaf passenger order a sandwich on a ferry and another to help a deaf lady ask if a cabinet came in a different colour!  Try at the local council offices and also the court house as they often require translators.  Failing that, Look on the net for Deaf Meeting clubs as they always know of jobs for hearing BSL experts.\n\nGood Luck!
462191
Where did you take your GED exams? \n\nIn New York, people who took their GED must request a copy of their diploma or diploma & test scores from the state Department of Education. Check with the Dept. of Education in the state that you took your GED exams.
565870
Yes I have, Once when I was about 14 I was watching my little sister while my mom went shopping.  She found 2 dimes in the living room and tried to swallow them I tried putting my finger in her mouth to get them out which was like THE WORST THING TO DO. Luckily while I was calling 911 my mom came in, turned up on her stomach and punded her back (all the time I was crying and screaming to the 911 operator to hurry up becasue she kept asking me so many questions).  Thats why I believe that EVERY person nomatter what age should get a CPR training from the red cross.
988907
I live in New Hampshire.. and I am a energy healer and aromatherapy, plus ma sages and here there is no real regulation for massages.. though it would be good to get your certification that way if you decide to move to another state you will be covered. To take the test you can use the time you have been doing it as credit which is really better then any school.. So I say take the test it for the sky is the limit in the Field.
906065
Yes take the exam.\n\nThe ECDL is so generic and basic it's going to still be of some use for years to come. If you are worried about it's age you can always renew it by sitting it again at the end of school.\n\n///
683811
Depending on your local EMS, but most states require you to be 18. You don't need a high school diploma but you will have a hard time getting hired besides the interfacility companys. You can take the EMT course you just can't be certified by your state. Don't be discouraged, being an EMT is a great stepping stone to any career. It shows responsibility, ability to handle stress, dependability, and maturity to be able to handle emergency situations.
942496
No you don't have to take your NCLEX over if you are licensed in another state. Its called reciprocity. You don't have to take any tests over I am a RN in New York right now, came from Texas. You just have to fill out the application and take a CE course for recognizing child abuse and your in.