I am officially an NREMT-I!!!
Now I don't have to worry about it till next year with the NREMT-P test.
By the way, what the heck is with the security for the written test? ID, fingerprint, palm print, photo, signature. Can't take anything into the test area with you, not even chapstick. What the hell? How is my chapstick a security concern? I mean, really? I know that they administer tests for people other than NREMT, but is there really a need for all this? I thought they were going to ask for a DNA sample next!
About Me
- roaming_gnome
- Finishing medic school this semester, and hoping for a decent job so I can start paying off my debts. Also planning a wedding. Someone shoot me. All stories are only loosely based on real life to protect patients identities and myself from lawsuits.
3 comments:
Great Job!
Congratulations!
Maybe people write answers in their chapstick? Our test sites don't allow anything in because people were writing things on their stethoscopes, penlights, etc.
Congratulations!
That has to feel great :)
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