âPeople skills by far,â are the most important skills for a Stage Manager to have, however. A Stage Manager has to be able to take different âtypes of personalities and manage your job through it. Weâre right there, front and center, with high level performersâ who can have varying needs and temperaments. âThe artists have to deal with us, too,â he says.
Related content sponsored by. The first of the training requirements to be a paramedic is to get certified as an EMT-B, which is the first and most basic level of EMT training. The EMT-B training is available through many community colleges and other institutions.It usually takes about six months to complete the 120 to 150 hours of training. After that, you take a state certification test. As an EMT, you can be employed providing emergency treatment in ambulances and many other venues.elated content sponsored by. The first of the training requirements to be a paramedic is to get certified as an EMT-B, which is the first and most basic level of EMT training. The EMT-B training is available through many community colleges and other institutions.
In California you must: 1  Meet the eligibility requirements and prerequisites for attending an EMT or paramedic course. 2  Attend and successfully complete an approved EMT or paramedic education course. 3  Take and pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) EMT or Paramedic computer based exam. Apply and obtain for certification within two years of being issued a course completion certificate. The eligibility requirements and prerequisites for EMT and paramedic courses may vary from school to school. So be sure to check with the schools you are interested in before you enroll for a course. In general, to be eligible for enrollment into an EMT course you do not need to have any previous medical experience. You must be at least 18 years of age to be eligible to certify as an EMT in California.