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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.
The great thing about going to school yo be a paramedic is the fact that you will not have to attend school for far too long. In fact, you can complete all of the training in as little as 120 hours, depending on the school you attend. This means that you can be done in as little as six months. This is a stark contrast to other medical professions that require many years of training. In addition to coursework, you will have to do hands-on training as well. Many of the best schools require students to train on the job for around 300-400 hours.