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The educational requirements for becoming a paramedic are rigorous and typically include completing a two-year degree at a community college or technical school. Some programs require trainees to work as an EMT for six months before applying.
Typically, you donât need EMT experience, you just need to provide the program with a copy of your EMT card. How long will it take me to become a paramedic? This really depends on the college and training program you select. Typically, a paramedic program can take anywhere from 6 months to two years to complete.