Sowing the seeds. A study of employment expectations of EMT students reveals important info for EMS managers.

Matthew R. Deluhery; Ginger M. Worlds; Christine Elizabeth Stake; Mark E. Cichon

Sowing the seeds. A study of employment expectations of EMT students reveals important info for EMS managers.

Matthew R. Deluhery^*, Ginger M. Worlds, Christine Elizabeth Stake, Mark E. Cichon

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Abstract

Although EMS recruitment and retention issues have been frequently discussed, little scientific research has been conducted to determine why people are entering and leaving the EMS field. To date no research has been done to analyze the demographics of people enrolling in EMT classes and determine what their attitudes and expectations are for employment.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	94-97
Number of pages	4
Journal	EMS magazine
Volume	37
Issue number	3
State	Published - Mar 1 2008

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Sowing the seeds. A study of employment expectations of EMT students reveals important info for EMS managers.

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