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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.
Paramedics undergo three levels of training, that encompasses emergency medical technician (EMT) and advanced medical training. EMT training typically takes about one year and provides the basic skills in emergency management, trauma care and field work. Advanced EMT training takes an additional 300 hours and includes complex airway management, intravenous fluids and administration of some medications.