Putting students in the picture to bring out their best in paramedicine.
Through its friendly, conversational and easy to follow format, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Paramedic Student Handbook puts you firmly in the driving seat of your own destiny toward the job of your dreams..
Design a mindset that matches your moral compass, and satisfies those who depend on your dedication.
Fine tune your focus and create proactive plans to avoid unnecessary incidents, and unwanted events.
Think through the things that may prove inwardly challenging, before they unexpectedly arise in reality.
Work on ways to bring out your best, so you provide nothing less than you\'d expect for your loved ones.
A self-development style handbook, for students at any stage of preparation for a prehospital career.
It\'s all about attitude to the softer skills that will set you up for success, ready to hit the ground running.
No tips or tricks on specific techniques.
Nothing clinical will be covered.
But if you prefer to craft an individual brand of outstanding emergency care with intent, you\'ll find everything you need right here.
If you\'re looking for checklists to tick, flick and forget, this is not the book for you.
Putting everything together in one professional, compassionate and satisfying package.
While training and education teaches standalone skills and knowledge, little time is left to devote to the biggest learning curve of all.
This book is your guide to growing Good habits, so that little of the bad and even less of the Ugly can creep in along the way.
Even the best of intentions will be difficult to put into practice, without recognising what\'s important, and why.
With hands and minds full of ambition, fresh ideas, hard earned skills and newly acquired knowledge, it can be challenging to maintain the high standards that you\'re desperate to deliver.
Are you mentally ready for the reality of making an ambulance your everyday office? Is it your hope to end every shift without second guessing your actions or inactions? Do you want to follow the crowd, or create your own professional approach with intent? Becoming a newly qualified Paramedic or EMT is like a juggling act.
Putting students in the picture to bring out their best in paramedicine
