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Background From its founding in 1881 to today, the American Red Cross has taught tens of millions of Americans firstaid and other lifesaving skills, including CPR. It also offers a comprehensive “CPR for the Professional Rescuer” course.
It focuses on essential lifesaving skills, such as CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), controlling bleeding, and managing shock. The Role of EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Emergency Medical Services (EMS) are an integral part of healthcare systems worldwide, providing criticalcare and support during emergencies.
Many EMTs choose to specialize in areas such as pediatric care, hazardous material response, or criticalcare transport, broadening their expertise and enhancing their career prospects. They often engage in public education, teaching CPR and firstaid, and participating in health and wellness fairs.
Both Advanced EMT and EMT-CriticalCare are recognized in New York. The CriticalCare certification used in several counties varies considerably from EMT Basic Course NYC; it is not regarded as a paramedic certification. He or she needs to be in possession of a current CPR certification.
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