Myth #1: Personal coaches are professionals who can help you achieve your goals. Fact: Some, but certainly not all, coaches are professionals who can help you reach your goals. One of the problems in the coaching industry is that anyone can call themselves a professional coach, life coach, personal coach, etc.
The primary difference between a Paramedic and an EMT is the amount of education and their scope of practice (what they are allowed to do). Both are highly skilled at their respective professions; however they are not equal in the level of care that is provided. EMT-Basics are often referred to as EMT's.
For 2010, median salary for an EMT or paramedic was $30,360 annually. With only a formal training course needed and no baccalaureate or higher college degree required, entry into the ambulance driver EMT or paramedic field is relatively open.