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I got my EMT-B, USCG MPIC and WEMT, AHA HS+AED, AHA BLS and AHA ALCS in the states but no jobs. Well, no jobs for internationals atleast, does anyone have any ideas how I can start as an EMT-B in the U.S?

Wow, thanks I dunno how I could've missed it, I guess its the things closest we miss, eh? Thanks for the article and the tip, I dunno why I didn't think about that before either. Anyway, will post results when I get the chance, cheers and good luck to all! Stay safe.

Hey all, my name is Taehoon Kim and I am from South Korea. I registered to see if I can do some reading on what the EMT field is like and from what I've read it seems great! Just some questions though, does anyone know if I can and how to certify with NREMT here in Korea? i.e where to take courses/classes, fees, etc I looked through the Korean/virtually non-existant EMT system and it seems they do things different here, not that there's anything wrong with that. Anyway to sum things up, EMTs here are well trained but not nationally certified, there are 2 levels of EMTS here in Korea 2nd grade (the emt-b / i85 equiv) and 1st grade certificate(emt-i99 / emt-p equiv) and they are are certified through private agencies. Back in the day EMTs were non-existant, now through alot of effort from some private organizations, it seems they are bringing to light the importance of prehospital care. Regardless, I'd like to first certify through an internationally recognized agency i.e NREMT(they are recognized here in Korea). Ultimately I would like to certify up to EMT-P and work with law enforcement/SWAT/military as a corpsmen/ "tactical" EMT. Any tips/hints nudges in the right direction is appreciated!