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Working as an EMT

File(s)
PovertyLowWageWorkIncomeInequality__Emergency_Medical_Technicians.pdf (207.43 KB)
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/73538
Collections
Buffalo Commons
Author
Mietlicki, Robert
Abstract

The work of Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) is often the difference between life and death for a patient. EMTs respond to various medical emergencies including car accidents, heart attacks, slips and falls of the elderly, childbirth, and gunshot wounds. In responding to emergencies, EMTs assess a patient’s condition, determine pre-existing medical conditions, and provide emergency care while transporting patients to an emergency room. EMTs often work with police officers and firefighters in responding to emergencies.

Date Issued
2010-04-20
Keywords
Buffalo
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Poverty/Low Wage Work/Income Inequality
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Low Wage Work
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Health
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Fact Sheet
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PPG
Type
article

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