2.) You get payed around 22$ and hour

3.)You have to stay calm and have to have high patience

4.)Provide as much help as possible

Fun Fact:

They have one of the most stressful jobs in america

1.Fire fighters fight fires with water hoses that are pretty strong.

2.Education wise you need on the job training

3. Fire trucks helicopters even, when you go over forest fires

4. Daily task is fighting fires and saving people

5. Salary is 37k

   Interesting fact is that it’s a very big risk.

1.] Fire fighters put out large fires

2.] You have to have a high school diploma

3.] You put out fires daily

4.] Around 58,000 a year

A interesting fact about fire fighters is that their uniforms can withstand around 2200 degrees Fahrenheit

The salary is around 35,000-45,000$.

Work is done in shifts, often 8, 10, or 12 hours – including nights, weekends, and holidays

They Use High-Tech Tools Like in Video Games

• Paramedics respond to 911 calls

• They give medication/ IV

• They have rapid response

• They will transport you to the ER

• You must certify in an accredited educational program

• The annual salary for a paramedic is $58,410.

• the word paramedic means alongside a doctor

• answer and assist emergency calls, texts, etc.

• determine the type of emergency and decide the right actions to take

• Monitor and track the location of the police, fire and ambulance units

Being a dispatcher definitely has its pros and cons. For example, you get to help people in wild situations which can be very fulfilling. But at the same time, people’s life’s are at stake so every second and decision has so much weight to it.

• The minimum requirement for become a police officer is a high school diploma or GED. You also need a degree in criminal justice.

• The work environment for a police officer is all over the place between answering calls, assisting other departments of response such as firefighters and occasionally a high speed chase

• The typical responsibility for a police officer is to be quick on their feet, helpful, and effective

• Entry level salary for a police officer is 40k in NC while experienced officers earn 90-100k

Nurse practitioner and what they do

- educates patients,

- diagnoses illnesses,

- develops treatment plans,

- prescribes Medicine

Educational needs

• Get your bachelors degree in the Science of Nursing

• Become a RN

• Gain clinical experience

• Become nationally certified

• Acquire State Licensure

  Where do they work?

• Hospitals

• Clinics

• Nursing homes

  Responsibilities

• Prescribing meds

• Diagnosing the Patient correctly

• Setting up a treatment plan

  How much do they get paid?

• 132k annually.

  
  

• A nurse provides direct care to the patient and keeps up with medication and stuff like that.

• You have to have an Associates Degree in Nursing or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and then pass the National Council Licensure Examination for state licensure.

• The work environment would be a hospital

• Assessing patients conditions, documenting care, collaborating with other heath care professionals, and educating patients and families.

• A nurses typical salary is 93,600 a year

• An interesting fact is nursing has consistently been ranked as the most trusted profession.

An interesting fact about ER nurses is that their jobs are high in demand and are critical for the medical field.

-The are very similar to the kind of nurses you see in the ICU or the ER.

-Their salary is 130,000.

They need to become a registered nurse, and they need emergency care experience.

-They work in a helicopter so they are moving around quickly in a small space.

-They have to ensure someone’s condition doesn’t get worse, and they have to get them to the hospital quickly to get proper treatment.

Almost as soon as you get your CEN license, you will get hired.

-Trauma surgeon makes $487,728 per year on average.

-Trauma surgeons need 14-17 years to become a trauma surgeon.

1.A flight nurse is a registered nurse who can give high- level care to patients on an aircraft.

2.To be qualified you need to get the Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) certification.

3.They are able to choose where they work, like they can choose a civilian or military career. So a civilian helps patients who need to be transferred quickly by air to another facility with more resources. A military nurse stabilizes patients who have been hurt in battle and care for them when they are being airlifted away from dangerous areas to safety.

4.They assess patients in critical conditions, giving medicine, and work with the flight crew and other medical providers

5.Flight nurses make an average of $94,480 per year.

A challenge of being a flight nurse is they have to work under pressure and in unpredictable situations with limited space and resources.

-89,340 salary per year

-42.25 per hour

-uses equipment to look at organs and tissues

-plays a crucial role in healthcare

The education you have to have is a vocational school or an associates degree.

EMTs are usually in an ambulance trying to help the patient or outside the ambulance trying to help the patient.

Typical responsibilities for EMTs are

• Respond to 911 calls for emergency medical assistance, such as CPR or bandaging a wound

• Assess a patient's condition and determine a course of treatment

• Provide first-aid treatment or life support care to sick or injured patients

• Transport patients safely in an ambulance

• Transfer patients to the emergency department of a hospital or other healthcare facility

• Report their observations and treatment to physicians, nurses, or other healthcare facility staff

• Document medical care given to patients

• Inventory, replace, and clean supplies and equipment after use

Salary range:

31k-57k

Fun Fact-EMTs have existed in some form since the late 1800

- Emergencies ER Nurses Respond to -

• Diseases

• First Aid and CPR

• Broken Bones

• major or minor sickness

To become an ER Nurse you need to get your associates degree in nursing as well as your bachelors degree in science. ER Nurses have many different work space options such as a Hospital, Flight Nurse ( Helicopter ), school nurse, etc. The Yearly salary of an ER Nurse in North Carolina is about $78,827. A fun fact about ER nurses is that there's an international nurse week may 6-12 where everyone can show there dedication and appreciation to nurses all around the world.

-to be a emergency dispatcher you have to get a high school diploma or GED and will complete on the job training, through some states require formal certification.

-to be a emergency dispatcher there are necessary skills you have to have like multitasking, problem solving, Excellent communication, resilience, technical proficiency.

-emergency dispatchers shifts usually last 8 to 12 hours.

Did you know? Emergency dispatchers have record keeping and accurately enter call details into a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system and maintain detailed records.

-The salary is about 35,000 to 45,000$

-Most employees have long 8-10 hour shifts including night

shifts.

-There is always someone working because 911 is a 24/7

establishment.

2. Need an ADN or BSN in nursing

3. Work in hospital emergency departments

4. tasks: triage, give meds, start Ivs, help stabilize people

5. Average salary is about $86k a year.

Fact - ER nurses never know what kind of patient will come through the doors, it could be anyone

You need to get an associates degree in nursing or a bachelor degree of science in nursing. It usually takes you about 3-6 years to be an ER nurse but you need to pass your NCLEX exam. They make about $41-$54 per hour and like 84,000-115,000 a year. Fun fact is that ER nurses have highly diverse career paths and can work anywhere they want.

. Education/training: requires a bachelor School MD or do five years of general surgery residence and 1-2 years of trauma or critical care fellowship

. Work environment: usually works in hospital trauma centers often on call and works long, irregular hours

. Typical responsibilities: perform emergency surgery stops, internal bleeding, repairs organs or bones and legs, trauma response team.

. Celery range around 350,000–600, 000. Per year, depending on experience and location.

Facts:

Trauma surgeons, most make life or death decisions and seconds often while under extreme pressure and exhaustion