Guest guest Posted November 28, 2008 Report Share Posted November 28, 2008 Hello , thank you for wanting to contribute to the EMS of your community. There may be foundation or scholarship support for you to study.As an instructor in this dicipline for the last 35 years and one of the first EMT's and Paramedics in the country(I was a Founder of the national Association of EMTS) I urge you to seek out an official course-( Best use of time and effort). Look at your community EMS system IF there is a volunteer ambulance program they may pay for your training. In addition the Emergency Managment Director of your community may help,any " official " program may help you.As for manuals- You have the best with the Brady Text- Stick with that . keep in touch! Call your local ER , They may have a program that let's you " shadow study. Also Look at a newer program for your community called " Citizen Corps " - www.citizencorps.gov Gerry Keenan PA-C, MMS NREMT From: graphanaaol (DOT) com <graphanaaol (DOT) com> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Any Idea About EMT/Paramedic Textbooks? @groups. com Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008, 2:32 PM Hi Folks, I'm new to the field, new to the list. Any idea if there's a possibility somewhere/somehow to obtain quality books at no charge?on emt/paramedic/ anatomy-physiolo gy, like the Paramedic Care series by Brady publishing and other textbooks?books from this press or authors, or others like Caroline - that are used in the studies and practices in classes. I really want to get to knowledge so that I can eventually help people in the community (with required education and official certification, of course), but the books usually are expensive, especially the latest editions, and I can't afford to spend at this time. I'm not considering it as a paid job, as I have my full day job. Also, any idea if the earlier textbooks editions, like those published in '05 are substantially different from the newer editions or they can still be basically good and relevant? I'd appreciate any help and advise. Thanks, S Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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