At the time I went through it 2004 / 2005 time frame, EMT was 3 or 4 months.
Paramedic was approximately 13 months but it was a school that just did EMT and PM classes.
I'm not sure if standalone EMT / PM schools are still around. The local college offers it now. It always did but I think it is the only game in town where I am at, but honestly I don't know.
>Must be hard living with yourself after you are part of the machine that bombs multiple schools with kids.
My career was defined by refusal to participate in that machine, and what breaks my heart decades later is that the folks who presented themselves as my allies gatekept my path because they wanted a "good source" more than they wanted a true ally
An amazing book. I'm not sure how it's particularly career-path-impacting, but it is fascinating being able to follow the cause and effect chain in Germany leading up to and all through the war (in excruciating detail).
there's less breakups than people entering the market and most normal people don't wanna scoop them up the second they graduate -- at least not if you're gunning for marriage
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