Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics devote their careers to preserving public safety and saving the lives of people in their communities. While both positions play a vital role, there are differences between them with regard to their required levels of education, training, and job responsibilities. What EMTs and Paramedics do EMTs provide patient care in the event of a medical or traumatic emergency. EMTs are on the front lines and the first on the…
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