Can someone please share details about the program regarding transition to a paramedic? What is this program about?

2019-04-01T06:57:07-04:00

Hi Folks,

I heard that recently there was a program introduced regarding transition to a paramedic.
Can someone please share details about the program? What is this program about?

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 1 at 2019 7:07 AM

2019-04-01T07:07:33-04:00

Are you talkikg about transitioning 68W as a whole to NRP or a program that you can complete to earn NRP?

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 1 at 2019 7:34 AM

2019-04-01T07:34:19-04:00

I heard a lot of stuff on PNN as well. I've had guys come in making life plans around reenlistment options that don't exist, because they heard it from the Private News Network. Always ask for the source.

There is no Army program to get your paramedic license. You can get your paramedic as part of the flight paramedic course. You can go to school on your own at your location. There is a new course, I can't remember the name, to give certain medics within the units elevated training. Some units have even managed to send their medics to paramedic school after they reenlisted for stability. But there is currently no Army sponsored course to get your paramedic outside of the flight medic program.

Response by CSM Michael Chavaree made Apr 1 at 2019 7:39 AM

2019-04-01T07:39:19-04:00

Email me on Global, I will see what I can do for you.

Response by SP5 Kerri-Anne Gonzalez made Apr 1 at 2019 9:33 AM

2019-04-01T09:33:36-04:00

Hey Ambarish!
I am with the Department of Veteran Services for the state of Virginia. We offer a Military Medics and Corpsmen Program, and are currently looking for paramedics! The link to our information is below!

https://www.dvs.virginia.gov/education-employment/military-medics-corpsmen-mmac-program

My email is also [login to see] .gov

Let me know what I can help you with!

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Response by SSG Kasius McCall made Apr 3 at 2019 5:41 PM

2019-04-03T17:41:02-04:00

Fort Bragg is the only place I've heard of that will send 68Ws to paramedic school. It's a pilot program that has nothing to do with flight medic. Currently have a soldier that participated and graduated from said program within the last year. Otherwise you can use TA and go to a tech/community college on your own time for the certification unless you go flight medic.