Marykdarling

I work for AMR and I get paid 15.07 an hour. (I work in CA) Benefits are included for all full-time employees, and I will try to upgrade when there is an available shift.

It really depends per county. My county in Sacramento, I had to do a written test (the questions are from NR) a practical exam, and then after that I had my oral interview. After I passed my oral interview, I had to do a physical with the doctor, drug test, and had to do a strength test. I heard it wasn't hard, but it was 120 pounds! Thats basically lifting my body weight so it was a hard for me The other stuff though, (practical and written) were pretty smiple! Good luck!

That seriously sounds like the best idea; I think I'm gonna go with that. (Especially since I'm not even old enough to legally drink). HOOHA.

Does anyone here work for them? I got a letter in the mail saying that I need to take a 140 question test, and I was wondering if anyone has an advice to offer about the test, or any comments about it in general. I hate test to begin with, so I want to be a prepared as possible. Thank you!

or maybe you're just smarter than me. during emt classes and while i was studying for registry i was seriously m.i.a. ...reason number 590 why im terrified of paramedic school...

Dont expect to have a life while your doing your classes .