Monthly Archives: March, 2010
EMS Jobs Creators Honored at Gala
The professionals who helped create the first EMS jobs in America will soon be honored.
The County of Los Angeles Fire Museum Board of Directors will host the Inaugural Pioneers of Paramedicine Lifetime Achievement Awards Gala on May 8. The event will honor four of the doctors who conceived the paramedic idea and were present for [...]
EMT Jobs Training Online
There are many options when it comes to training for EMT jobs, but online courses are perhaps the easiest and most popular route to take.
These days there are an array of places that offer online courses, including everything from virtual colleges to physical colleges and specialized training companies that offer online options. The growth of [...]
Paramedic Jobs are Focus of New High School
A new high school in Delaware will help prepare students for paramedic jobs and other public safety positions. Visit http://ambulancejobs.com to learn more.
The Delaware Academy of Public Safety and Security is the first of its kind in the country. The school, which will serve students in ninth through 12th grade, will offer a vocational focus [...]
EMS Jobs Could Go To Robots
Could robots soon take over EMS jobs (Click here) in war zones?
A recent article from Wired.com is reporting that could be the case. The Pentagon is currently looking into implementing an autonomous EMS crew, along with an unmanned ambulance and robodocs, to aid fallen troops with minimal intervention by medic or other first responder operators.
“In [...]
EMT Jobs Training Snags Funding
Federal funding is helping one school in Atlanta pair unemployed workers with EMT jobs. Visit http://ambulancejobs.com to learn more.
The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced that DeKalb Technical College will receive $2,043,859 during the next 36 months from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to help train unemployed, dislocated and incumbent workers as EMTs and [...]