EMR and PCP Pre-Employment Prep - Mentoring

Staying current and continuously refining assessment and hands-on skills following graduation is absolutely crucial for anyone pursuing education or employment as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) or a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP). Here's why

1. Patient Safety: The primary concern in any medical profession is patient safety. By staying current with the latest advancements and best practices, EMRs and PCPs can ensure they are providing the highest standard of care to their patients, minimizing risks and improving outcomes.
2. Professional Development: Healthcare is a rapidly evolving field, with new technologies, treatments, and protocols emerging regularly. Keeping up-to-date with these changes not only enhances the quality of care provided but also demonstrates a commitment to professional development, which is highly valued by employers and educational institutions.
3. Confidence and Competence: Regular EMR practice scenario and refinement of assessment and hands-on skills boost confidence and competence. Whether it's assessing vital signs, performing CPR, or administering medications, proficiency in these fundamental skills is essential for effective emergency response and patient care.
4. Adaptability: Healthcare environments can be unpredictable, requiring quick thinking and adaptability. By honing their skills and staying current with industry trends, EMRs and PCPs can better adapt to new challenges and scenarios they may encounter in both educational settings and real-world EMR scenario and PCP scenario practice.
5. Career Advancement: Employers often seek candidates who demonstrate a commitment to ongoing learning and skill development. By staying current and refining their skills, EMRs and PCPs increase their chances of career advancement, whether it's through specialized training, promotions, or opportunities for further education.

Staying current and refining assessment and hands-on skills is not just important—it's essential for ensuring the highest quality of care, advancing in one's career, and ultimately making a positive impact in the lives of patients.  

Located in Edmonton, AB

$40.00/hr - online or in person

$100.00/3hrs