>> -- work?
>> Pretty much you have to be a people person because you're going
to deal with a variety of people.
You're going to see people at their worst.
So being able to handle the stress on the fly, that's going to be important as well.
Problem solver.
First thing you have to do is -- there's actually 3 levels of EMT.
There's your EMT basic.
There's your EMT intermediate and then there's your EMT paramedic.
EMT basic, there's not really any -- there's no prereqs for EMT b. You can get into that
and they'll pretty much teach you everything that you need to know.
When you start getting into your EMT intermediate or paramedic,
they prefer that you have like an anatomy, physiology 1 and 2,
maybe some college composition, and your basic biology to get into those --
or to get accepted into those programs.
So basically a Bachelor's of Science would help out a lot or taking those classes prior
to enrolling in the intermediate or paramedic program.
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So that's pretty much what you go to do.