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EMS Student, Preceptor Education Balance
Being an EMS paramedic or EMT student is tough. Yet being a preceptor is equally hard. I see too many of each not approaching common struggles the right way. Which leads to frustration and overwhelm and even having students quit their studies.
This episode of the podcast I talk a bit about how to balance it all out and how everyone has to be accountable.
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Hierarchy of EMS | Where Do You Fit In?
Where do you stand in the hierarchy of EMS when it comes to skills and knowledge? Are you satisfied where you fit in?
You wouldn’t want a mediocre plumber or electrician doing work for you. Why would you expect a patient to accept a mediocre EMT or paramedic.
Take a listen to this weeks podcast below
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