I just finished EMT school a few days ago and it feels bitter-sweet. I am excited to work, but I am going to miss the community my class has developed. Currently, I am in the process of registering for the national registry EMT exam to obtain Florida licensure. Personally, I feel that EMT school hasContinue reading “Farewell”
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Summer Map
When mapping out my surroundings this summer and comparing them to the atmosphere at FSU, I noticed that there are a lot of differences. At FSU, my surroundings are more chaotic. There are many different places that I need to be at different times of the day. However, during EMT school there are fewer placesContinue reading “Summer Map”
My Community
Upon pursuing EMT school, I discovered a new, tight-knit community of first responders in emergency medicine. Although we have our differences, my class has established a sense of unity and understanding through our clear passion for medicine and excitement for patient care. EMT school has its challenges, but we find tranquility through the realization thatContinue reading “My Community”
Solidarity in Emergency Medicine.
In Emergency Medical Services, I think solidarity is strongly synonymous with consistent teamwork. Without adequate and clear communication within a crew, it is difficult to uphold a standard of care with patients. The significance of this unity has become clear to me during our practice scenarios in EMT school. While one student leads the call,Continue reading “Solidarity in Emergency Medicine.”
My Daily Routine
My class operates on a rotating shift schedule with several additional class days to account for the shorter summer semester. I also have several randomly selected day shifts at the JFK Medical Center and at Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Station 18. With these obligations, it is safe to say that no week is everContinue reading “My Daily Routine”