Paramedic Course Material?
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Prior to becoming a Paramedic, you have to be an EMT-Basic.\nCheck with your local FD to find out when and where these classes can be obtained.  If you're able to join the department (volunteer?) then many times, they will not only will they help you find a class, they'll also pay your way through the class for you.
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http://www.fireprep.com/how_to_become_a_firefighter.html
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I am an EMT and can't find one anywhere online....good luck and let me know if u do PLEASE!
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Lots of work..your best chance is to contact your local fire department and ask them or try to gget hired by the fd and they will send you to basic emt school.
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Most classes and courses and salutations.  Good Luck !   :)
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Check out this site\nhttp://drwilliampmartin.tripod.com/classm.html\nsome of the links are not working anymore, but you'll find lots of interesting information.
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Try these: \n\nhttp://biomed.brown.edu/Courses/BI108/BI108_2003_Groups/Hand_Prosthetics/future.html\n\nhttp://www.sampsons.com/tmp.pdf#search='myoelectric%20hand'
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Here we go: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprtmgt10.htm
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http://www.evietnamese.net/courses/  Good luck!
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http://www.msubillings.edu/cotfaculty/paramedic/\n\nYou might also call your local Ambulance service and ask them who does it locally.  In order to be nationally certifiable, the school has to be nationally accredited.   A great number of Vo-Tech schools are doing it now.
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You can get the full addresses of 11 Indian institutions on this web-page :\nhttp://www.webindia123.com/career/paramedical/list.asp?action=D%2EPharm\nContact the ones of your choice, for further details.\nBest of Luck !
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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.
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I dont have a pdf file but the book that almost every fire district in the country uses for basic firefighting is \nifsta essentials\nhttp://www.ifsta.org/html/catalog/36041.htm;jsessionid=1139944450.26452
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To tell you the truth I don't know. I am going to school to become a Paramedic right now. I am in the EMT-Basic class. I can tell you this if you go to a community college that offers the EMT classes Financial Aid will pay for it. I am going to Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Michigan where I am taking the emt basic class and next semester the Paramedic class and finacial aid is paying for everything. Also, if you do not go to a community college and you go somewhere else to get your liscense I do know that a lot of ambulance companies do offer tuition reimbersment. Suce as where I am at Medic One, Huron Valley Ambulance, Community EMS, etc. all of them offer tuition rembursiment after you get your liscene and get hired on. I hope this helps and the best of luck.
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Assuming that you need a lay rescuer card (your not working as a nusre, paramedic, ect) you can probaly find a class via your local fire department or hospital.  If they don't offer one they should be able to help you find one.   If your needing a healthcare provider card I would also check with the same places although your chances of finding a free class are not as good.\n\nIf they are not able to help you you can check out the American Heart Assoc website (link below) to find training centers in your area.  Just start calling.  You can also check out the rescue breather site for a listing of instructors in your area.  (they however mostly work for proffit)\n\nPlease let me know where you live and I will see if I can find one for you\n\nJay
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http://www.isds.duke.edu/courses/Spring00/sta110a/pracexam1sta110s00.html
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Northeast Mississippi Community College offers an EMT training class that is 6 mos long, and it's in the medical field.  You could save lives!!!\n\nGood luck, and God bless.