Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and Paramedics from Medical Solutions allows you to reach important health care providers that are trained in providing pre-hospital care. Emergency medical technicians are divided into numerous levels depending on location and are trained to assist higher level EMTs, paramedics, and other medical personnel (including physicians and nurses). Both EMTs and paramedics perform a wide variety of medical procedures and respond to many types of emergency calls.

EMTs and paramedics are trained in emergency medical procedures that need to be carried out within a rapid time frame from onset of a patient's condition. Their immediate focus is the fast evaluation of a patient's condition and maintaining a patient's airway, breathing and circulation. Immediate interventions include providing CPR and cardiac defibrillation when necessary, controlling severe external bleeding, preventing shock, immobilization of the neck to prevent further spinal damage, immediate treatment (such as splinting) of bone fractures (both open and closed). Interventions are designed to prevent further injury or disability and preserve life or conditions conducive to life while EMTs expedite transport of the patient to a hospital emergency department for definitive medical care. In an emergency, EMTs and paramedics are typically dispatched by a 911 operator to the scene, where they often work with police and fire fighters. EMTs and paramedics are most often employed by fire departments, police departments, hospitals, and private ambulance services.

Due to their busy schedules and often irregular working hours, these highly trained individuals tend to be receptive. They own computers and access the internet.