"Having worked as a paramedic for five years, I have seen many advancements in patient care, and each advancement has required further training. On top of that, we work with a wide range of patients that two years of schooling couldn't possibly prepare us for. Recently, I took a course geared toward paramedics on treating pediatric patients. In my current role working on an air ambulance crew, I see many pediatric patients, and the course helped me with new techniques in treating young patients experiencing shortness of breath."

"I pride myself on being a life-long learner, and I look forward to doing so in my career as a paramedic. After two years of training to enter this field, I have a great knowledge base and know that much more training and experience will be necessary to develop my skills. I look forward to taking continuing education courses and learning hands-on from experienced paramedics on the team."

"Throughout my career as a paramedic, I've loved every chance that I've had to further my skills and education and jump at the chances whenever they arise. Outside of actual patient care, the biggest changes I've seen as a paramedic have been technology-related. Patient care has been significantly influenced by the advent of electronic PCR and equipment advancements like the mobile pulse oximeter. I enjoy training with new equipment that will make my job more efficient while providing excellent customer service."