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Do you all think being a proctor for the EMT National Registry Exam is a good EC? It was only one weekend of testing, but it really honed my EMT skills and makes my patient assessments a lot better.
bstone said:have just taken the NREMT-Intermediate exam this morning, i will give the visceral reaction and say "grumble grumble".
i'll find out my results in a few weeks.
i don't see how it could hurt. sure, why not.
centralline said:Do you all think being a proctor for the EMT National Registry Exam is a good EC? It was only one weekend of testing, but it really honed my EMT skills and makes my patient assessments a lot better.
bstone said:It wasn't that bad. I just think NR has to totally redo their written exams. Now the waiting game......ugg.
tkim said:If you put it down as an EC, and you are asked about it, do you think that proctoring *once* for one *weekend* is going to impress them? Would it impress you if someone else listed it as an EC? Fair question.
centralline said:Do you all think being a proctor for the EMT National Registry Exam is a good EC? It was only one weekend of testing, but it really honed my EMT skills and makes my patient assessments a lot better.
centralline said:I agree. I already decided that it would only look like "fluff" for my application. However, I really feel like it solidified my basic EMT skills; I went through about 40 trauma and 40 medical assesments. By the end of the day I was waiting for a code in the parking lot.
tkim said:Now, if there was some sort of qualification you needed to meet in order to be a proctor - certain practical skills test score, X years of experience, etc., then that would be different. The process to becoming a proctor is more valuable and interview-fodder than actually being a proctor. If you can work that angle, use it then.