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"A paramedic is a twofer, firefighter and paramedic," Werner said.
After 14 years as a paramedic, I let my certification lapse in December of 2003.— fullasagoog.com full roast blend
William Daviss has delivered two babies as a paramedic (Karen has delivered three), and said that during Lillian's birth, he was present, but "I was a member of the stand-around-and-don't-do-anything team."— EMSResponder.com: Top EMS News
To apply students will have to be nationally registered as a paramedic or military medic.— news | LD | http://www.the-dispatch.com
The assistant chief there says becoming an EMT or a paramedic could be a good option for someone out of work.— KTVO3 - KTVO News
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