u/ANotVeryUniqueUser

Hey guys! I come to you asking another probably stupid question yet I find myself struggling

I am abot three weeks into my first EMT job, still going through my time with field training and im doing pretty well id say, but one area im lacking in "command presence" when I have two medics already on scene, treating and asking questions I find it difficult to find where I fit in where to help and not hinder and just in general finding where I fit.

I'd like any suggestions you have and advice. Thanks!

Hey everyone! I got my EMT cert in middle of May, I finally got on with a 911 agency, more rural of an agency, but im excited. Im starting part-time and orientation is from 8:30-5:00 Monday-Friday of this week. Other than that, im not sure on my info. Honestly though, im pretty nervous. Can you guys give me some advice/pointers/tips on best practices, how to succeed, etc. Thanks

Hey guys. Finished up my EMT class in May, got certified around the 16th and im starting my first job as an EMT on June 22nd as a part time EMT for a large rural county with a roughly 20,000, call volume. They work 12hr shifts on the Pitman schedule.

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What can I expect as a newcomer working part time? How do part time emt jobs work? How many hrs a week can I expect? How should I best prepare and what should I bring with me? Thanks a lot guys!