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I Am in training to become a Cmbt Med tech In the Army
I was just wondering if i could do Ambulance technican / Paramedic Course As a Resetelment Course ? |
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Hi pal,
There are some similar threads floating in the Medic section which you might find answers from different pro's in this field. Cheers! DH |
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Hi tintin2k8,
Like DH mentioned there are numerous experts that can point you in the right way, one for you to follow could be Ronin SA. I know many guy's who have done there CP course for resetlement, they now do a paramedic qualification course also. the first 6 weeks give you the EMT qualification, you then need to do a placement with the SW Ambulance services, followed by 11 weeks back with Ronin SA to get your full paramedics qulification. I was thinking about it, and still are. Unfortunately thats all in know on the subject mate, hope it helps you. Good luck Last edited by yoda; 04-09-2008 at 06:52 PM. |
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Not sure, best thing to do is e-mail them and find out the course dates and vacacies. Most of the info is on there web site.
It costs £4500 for the first 6 weeks and for the 11 weeks its £7000. don't qoute me on the prices. |
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On successful completion of the Technician course, you will only be fully qualified after the completion of a 12 month attachment with the ambulance service and then you can apply for the paramedic training. I think the ambulance service they deal with consider APL, which you may qualify for after serving as a CMT. Drop them a line.
Good luck M4MED |
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