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To: pabianice
An experienced Navy corpsman or Army medic should be on the fastrack to a civilian paramedic type position. It might require some additional schooling to bring their skills into compliance with civilian paramedic standards but that should be minimal.
13 posted on 05/16/2015 6:49:56 AM PDT by BluH2o
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To: BluH2o
An experienced Navy corpsman or Army medic should be on the fastrack to a civilian paramedic type position. It might require some additional schooling to bring their skills into compliance with civilian paramedic standards but that should be minimal.

My daughter is a licensed paramedic. As the article indicates, licensing is handled state-by-state, and then once one gets his or her state license, you go study for a nationwide license. My daughter had to do this for her paramedic certificate. In addition to the classroom, it requires x number of hours experience, which she acquired volunteering at a local fire station as an EMT.

14 posted on 05/16/2015 6:54:43 AM PDT by COBOL2Java (I'll vote for Jeb when Terri Schiavo endorses him.)
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