This week I revive my hate for multiple choice EMS exams but I also acknowledge how I must embrace them.
Many EMT and Paramedics don’t see that while certain types of MC resources will sidetrack your success in EMS.
Others will make all that time, energy and money you have spent working towards your EMT or paramedic certification lead to success.
Take a listen and see what I mean
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This weeks episode includes a story why patient assessment is the key to your success and the patients. Plus I talk about EMS exam overwhelm and new vs. Salty EMS provers.
Takes a listen and be sure to leave your thoughts below.
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Join me for a free live webinar on March 16th at 1500 hrs, EST
Everyone has a different method of studying and preparing for exams.
You have probably developed this over the course of your life and it works for you.
The thing is, maybe you are working harder to study and pass exams. In EMS this is definitely when working harder is NOT smarter.
So, I am doing a quick EMS Exam Success workshop that you can come join me in.
In this webinar I am going to show you my method of studying and preparing for an exam and how I coach EMS students when they are struggling.
A method that has worked for them and me time and again.
It’s 100% free and I am giving away a special gift at the end of this event as my way of saying thank
you for joining me. (Hint: It’s a download of EMS study resources that usually sells for $20).
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Let’s go over some key elements of the Digestive and GI systems in this EMS Quick Study Tips video.
This episode of the EMS Quick Study Tips discusses the respiratory system. Be sure to share or Like below.
OK, so these episodes of Office Hours are always my favorite. This week I left the topic open ended and planned on discussing various items in EMS that are making the news etc. Josh began with an overview of his EMT CC course and then it evolved into EMS exams, their short comings and how they don’t necessarily mean a provider knows what they are doing by passing them. While I agree most EMS exams don’t give an accurate picture of competence, I think they can be a tool that is part of a bigger evaluation process. Take a listen and be sure to post your comments below.
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Show Notes
Thanks to Tim and Bob for joining us and lending their insight.
Diabetic Emergencies | Hypoglycemia | EMS Quick Study Help
EMS Student, Preceptor Education Balance
Diabetic Emergencies | Types and Causes | EMS Study Help Tips
Hierarchy of EMS | Where Do You Fit In?
Chest Pain Causes | Cardiac Emergencies | EMS Quick Study Help Tips
Can EMS Stop Using O2 As The Go To?
EMS Study Resources