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  1. Well I apologize for my spelling and I stand corrected. I wasn't familiar with AMR because they're in a city about 45 minutes away from where I live. My boyfriend saw some of them on their break and asked them about how they like it. He said they seemed to enjoy their jobs, so I guess I'll see! If all else fails there are a few other smaller companies in my area I can check out. Doesn't seem like it will be too hard to get through the testing part, so that's good. They didn't say anything about the physical test yet, so I'll come prepared, but I'm guessing they will do that at a later date. Anyways, thank you kndoug1 your answer was what I was looking for. Good luck to you as well!
  2. Wow one helpful reply....thanks guys. Looks like your spelling has to be perfect on an internet forum to get any real answers.
  3. So I'm set up to have a written test at AMR next week. First of all I was wondering if anyone new what I can expect on the test? Also I read a few things on the web about AMR and some feedback about the company seemed negative. Anyone have any experience with them? knew**** haha
  4. Dang well I guess you can take smokin' hot lesbian out of the equation....umm are you serious? haha. Just imagine if someone took that advice seriously. That would be an interesting interview. I am smart, very dedicated and I would definitely hope that those will be the reasons I get the job. I am female and I'm 21. I've worked mostly customer service and that's about it. PS If anyone else can find me a good reason other than being hot and/or lesbian to get a job with EMS feel free to speak up. =]
  5. I'm from the Central valley here in California. I just passed my NREMT and looking forward to working with EMS. I've been doing research online and this site always has helpful info so I thought I should join! The truth is I have been wanting to work in the medical field for years, and I'm finally doing it, but I am totally lost when in comes to actually getting the job. I have no actual work experience in the medical field, just a lot of education through EMT programs in high school, and college. Hopefully you all will be able to provide me with some good information and tips on how to get the ball rolling! I'm on pins and needles here just itching to get out there. Any tips regarding how to get my foot in the door, making my resume stand out, and how to ace interviews would be much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to read this, it means a lot. -Lost in the valley!
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