Becoming an EMT
The Carle Regional EMS System is currently sponsoring
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Training Courses for anyone interested in
making a change to this exciting career. An EMT provides immediate and
efficient pre-hospital emergency care, under the command of a physician, to
acutely ill or injured patients.
As an EMT, you may be called upon to:
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Manage
an accident scene.
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Gather
patient information.
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Provide
emergency medical care.
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Monitor
and treat patients while in transport.
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Provide
emotional support to patients and families.
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Communicate
with appropriate medical personnel regarding patient conditions, history,
treatment, response to treatment and other relevant information.
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Drive
company vehicles under emergency and non-emergency conditions.
Completing an EMT training course will expand your opportunities in numerous
health care careers, including:
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EMT (Basic)
- EMT (Intermediate)
- EMT (Paramedic)
- Instructor
- Dispatcher
- Emergency department technician
- Phlebotomist
To view current openings at Carle Arrow Ambulance, or to fill out an online
application, please visit
Carle
Foundation Hospital Human Resources online.
Carle Arrow Ambulance operates under the medical direction of Carle
Foundation Hospital, the region's Level I Trauma Center
For more information on
Carle's EMT training courses and requirements please click below.
Carle's EMT Training Requirements
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