EMT, Emergency Medical Technician Crash Course by Chris Coughlin.

Call Number:  616.02 Cou

ISBN:  9780738612355

Publication Date:  2018

The book comes with a true-to-format online practice test with diagnostic feedback, topic-level scoring, and detailed answer explanations to help students gauge their test-readiness. y efficiently and strategically, so you can get a great score!

EMTs and Paramedics by Samantha Simon.

Call Number: 616.028 Sim 

ISBN:  9781422237991

Publication Date:  2018

This book will answer all the reader's vital questions when considering being an EMT or Paramedic as a career. Every book in the Careers in Healthcare series gives readers the necessary tools to evaluate pursuing a career in the healthcare profession. Unique to this series are firsthand interviews with professionals aimed to give readers an upfront and close perspective into the daily lives of those currently working in the field.

Fresh Out of EMT School:  Tips and Tricks for the New EMT by Albert Reyes.

Call Number:  616.025 Rey

ISBN:  9781499902853

Publication Date:  2017

A simple, and short, but to the point read for EMT's on a 911 ambulance. This book will provide you with the tips and tricks of the trade they don't teach us in school. 

McGraw-Hill's EMT-Basic by Peter A. DiPrima.

Call Number:  616.025 DiP

ISBN:  9780071496797

Publication Date:  2008.

If you want to the highest score possible on the EMT-Basic exam, there’s no better study partner than McGraw-Hill’s Basic review book. This indispensable study guide helps you think through pre-hospital medicine while covering every topic you must know on exam day

Paramedic Crash Course by Christopher Coughlin.

Call Number:  616.02 Cou

ISBN:  9780738612461

Publication Date:  2019

This book features exam questions and study guides to prepare for certification.

NCcareers.org aims to be North Carolina’s central online resource for students, parents, educators, job seekers and career counselors looking for high quality job and career information. Within NCcareers.org, users will identify their skills/interests; explore occupations and local job/employer needs; identify education and training opportunities and prepare to enter/re-enter the job market. The system provides clear, consistent information about North Carolina’s current and future job needs and education/training offerings to all, starting with students in middle school and continuing through adulthood.

This website provides information on the duties, training, and pay for Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics.

Enables users to explore industries and careers, plan their education, and research the best practices for resumes, cover letters, interviewing, networking, and salaries/benefits.

Packed online resource to help students achieve academic success and workplace readiness.

Vocational information on technical topics, such as computing science, healthcare, building trades, auto mechanics, sales and retail, accounting, graphic design, and photography.

EMT Reference Charts by BarCharts Inc.

ISBN: 9781423218630

Publication: 2012

Packed with valuable information on scene size-up and patient assessment, this guide is an essential study tool for EMTs in training and an excellent refresher for EMTs already in the field. This guide also features a large section on anatomy, physiology, andpathophysiology of all major body systems, along with common disorders and injury management.

EMT-Paramedic Flashcard Book by Jeffrey Lindsey 

ISBN:  9780738665603

Publication Date:  2013

The EMT-PARAMEDIC EXAM Interactive Flashcard book is fully indexed, making it easy to locate topics for study. 

Take realistic practice exams and quizzes to boost your chances of passing the real exam on your first try.

The ERG conatins an indexed list of dangerous goods and the associated ID number, the general hazards they pose and the recommended safety precautions.

Prescription medication and medical condition references as well as drug interactions.

NREMT Prep is the latest NREMT study guide developed by current emergency physicians and paramedics.

Learn and practice CPR.

Pulsara unites distributed teams- first responders, emergency medical services, fire departments, hospitals, health systems, behavioral health experts, ermegency management and more- on one scalable communication and logistics platform.

A powerful tool to build, manage and mobilize an emergency AED registry.

The Resuscitate application provides instant information on how to perform CPR, operate four commonly available Automated External Defibrillators (AED) and how to aid a choking victim.

Twiage empowers paramedics and EMTs to stream real-time patient alerts and updates with hospital or ER care teams in seconds.

Protecting the health and safety of EMS practitioners and their patients is a chief focus of NHTSA’s Office of EMS. Accordingly, the Office works closely with Federal partners, State officials and a broad variety of related stakeholders to develop a culture in which safety considerations and risk awareness permeate the full spectrum of EMS activities and decisions. Here you’ll find resources about fatigue in EMS personnel, responding to civil unrest, hazardous materials, injury prevention, and safe emergency vehicle operations.

Stay Safe on the Job! It seems like every day we read about another EMS practitioner who’s been hurt or killed in the line of duty.  To help you and your EMS agency improve safety on the job, and to help build a “Culture of Safety” within our profession, please use and share the following tips that can help keep us alive and well so that we can truly enjoy the job we love.

Provides resources to raise awareness of the various types of safety issues EMS practitioners face and to help EMS practitioners protect themselves and their patients.

Emergency Medical Technician 2018

What is it like to be an emergency medical technician? In this Career Q&A video interview, Jeff Broyles talks about his career path, what he does on the job, and the keys to success working as an emergency medical technician. He also offers candid advice on breaking into the profession as well as insight into the industry’s biggest challenges and how the field may change in the next ten years. (Full video 14:00)

EMT 2008

Featuring interviews with veterans of the profession, the program describes the 110-hour class and national or state registry exam an aspiring EMT must complete, along with specific functions—for EMT-Bs, supporting an ambulance team in the field and during patient transport, maintaining vitals and airwave access, controlling bleeding, basic splinting, and applying a cervical collar; and for EMT-Paramedics, traction splinting, patient status assessment, and other functions that prepare patients for emergency room care. (Full video 22:18)

Rescue 2006

Meet three trailblazing women who have embarked on successful careers as EMT and rescue personnel. This program profiles Danielle Gagnon, a paramedic in Montreal’s emergency medical service; Julie De Grandpre, a rescue diver in the Canadian Coast Guard; and Pamela Kryskow, a firefighter with experience in a wide variety of emergencies. Remarks from coworkers and supervisors provide additional layers to the descriptions of each job. Part of the series Career Options for Women: Emerging Opportunities. (Full video 23:57)

Our mission is to provide paramedics, EMTs, EMS students, and paramedic chiefs and EMS administrators with the information and resources they need to provide better patient care and serve our communities. We do this by providing a trusted and reliable online environment for the exchange of information between EMS providers - both private and public - across the United States and from around the world.

JEMS (Journal of Emergency Medical Services) and JEMS Events & Training are committed to being the leading providers of information and news for the improvement of patient care in the prehospital setting. We achieve our mission by delivering the latest and most reliable information through clinical breakthroughs, compelling case studies, management perspectives, legal advice, product innovations, research, special editorial sections, supplements, face-to-face networking and more.

The mission of the Office of Emergency Medical Services is to foster emergency medical systems, trauma systems and credentialed EMS personnel to improve in providing responses to emergencies and disasters which will result in higher quality emergency medical care being delivered to the residents and visitors of North Carolina.