emergency medical technician
EMT

For the next three years, he worked as an emergency medical technician.

The emergency medical technician had to talk her into going.

The couple met in 1997, when both were emergency medical technicians.

They were later picked up by an emergency medical technician.

She and her 19-year-old daughter are now training to become emergency medical technicians.

Maggie worked her way through college, by working as an Emergency medical technician.

She was a special education teacher, a firefighter, and an emergency medical technician.

She's off welfare and employed as an emergency medical technician.

Then his mother, an emergency medical technician, started paying him two cents per word.

A doctor, a coach and an emergency medical technician tried to revive her.

He became an Emergency medical technician at age 18.

He was scheduled to begin emergency medical technician classes in October.

Of 3,000 paramedics and emergency medical technicians in the city, only 133 have the necessary training.

An emergency medical technician takes a 120-hour course, with recertification every three years.

He recalled, for instance, having his shirt cut open by an emergency medical technician.

In order to get an ambulance on the road, at least two people, one an emergency medical technician and the other a driver, are necessary.

"I'm an emergency medical technician," she said over the racket.

He was a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician for 18 years.

There was no panic in his voice; he had been a volunteer emergency medical technician for five years.

Starting in 2000, all services must be certified and have at least one emergency medical technician aboard.

Witnesses said about half a dozen people were treated by emergency medical technicians.

Apparently every law enforcement officer and emergency medical technician was busy.

When they declined, he retired from baseball and began training to become an emergency medical technician.

It later held an emergency medical technician unit before being converted to offices.

In Ridge, 14 of the 113 volunteers are certified emergency medical technicians.

EMT promised that more services would begin once an additional three trains had become available.

The EMT who had answered the 911 call was a friend of hers.

Kate was not an EMT and had no desire to become one.

The EMT entered the room and quickly assessed the situation.

The EMT was careful, too, when he confirmed the death.

EMT is generally made of coated steel, though it may be aluminum.

They find an EMT with a gun and soon after, an ambulance.

The EMT knew she didn't have any time to spare.

"About eight minutes," replied the EMT, looking at his watch.

She'd sold her flower business and was studying to be an EMT.

A male EMT was standing to the side while speaking on his cell phone.

EMT training programs vary greatly in calendar length (number of days or months).

Also, EMT has been indicated to be involved in acquiring drug resistance.

All get mandatory EMT training of more than 150 hours before a member reaches 16.

Introduced in 1976, the EMT 950 is a formidable machine indeed.

The closest profession in other countries is that of EMT.

I'm lifted into the back of the EMT truck, and the police calls are closer.

The EMT personnel were waiting, because there was obviously nothing they could do now.

These guys had already gone through basic EMT training during the summer, so they knew the basics.

They drove back downtown and came across a disoriented EMT.

It belonged to an EMT who was called to the scene."

Another cop car had arrived on the scene, along with an EMT vehicle.

EMT made no significant changes until the introduction of its December 2008 timetable.

But as the EMT turned away looking disgusted, a female colleague looked up at him.

Emergency medical technicians (EMT) are the next level of providers.