Name: PARAMEDIC Science Degree INTERVIEW QUESTIONS and Answers! (PARAMEDIC Science Degree INTERVIEW QUESTIONS and Answers!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:31:39.000Z
Duration: 14 min 53 s
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My name is Richard McMann from the paramedic training Website.

Become a paramedic dot co dot UK On in these training video, I'm going to teach you how to pass your paramedic science degree interview, and in particular, I will give you a number off sample questions on also suggested answers to help you succeed.

Now, before I get into those a very, very warm welcome to this tutorial.

I've been helping people like you for over 20 years now to successfully pass their interviews.

And in this video, we're gonna focus primarily on the paramedic science degree interview and, like a cell give you suggested answers to the questions that I'm going toe to provide you with joy in this tutorial, as always pleased to make sure you subscribe by clicking the red button below the video.

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If you have any questions whatsoever about your paramedic science degree or becoming a paramedic in general, please put them in the comments section below the video, and I will be happy to assist you and I spend over 16 years in the emergency service's myself on I have a good understanding off the selection process of what it takes to pass.

Okay, let's get straight into your paramedic size degree tutorial.

Why do you want to become a paramedic now?

Even though you are being interviewed to attend the paramedic science degree, they will want to know why you want to become a paramedic.

There are a couple of tips that I'm going to give you before I give you the sample response.

So make sure in your arms you talk about the positive aspects of the paramedic role, and these include the chance that you have to make a difference.

The ability to work with a highly professional team of people.

And that's one of the best things that I found about working in the emergency service is everybody you work with within the team is highly professional, and that gives you a great sense of job satisfaction.

You will also have the opportunity to work within a diverse workforce but also a diverse community.

As you know, the community is diverse in nature, and that is only a positive thing for you to work within.

You also have the opportunity as a paramedic.

Tiu continually learn new skills and, of course, obtain really good qualifications.

And you are also working essentially in a job where no two days are the same, you know, so you have the variety of the job as well.

So these are things to consider when you are answering the question, Why do you want to become a paramedic now?

You know the reasons for wanting to become a paramedic.

But here is my answer to these questions.

I feel that I have the necessary qualities that are required in order to become a paramedic.

Now this is due to my previous rolls, is a first aider in the work place and also is a plumber in my local community.

I also have first hand experience of working in a diverse team that is required to follow rules and procedures now, through hands on experience, reading books and talkinto operational frontline stuff.

I know there is a high level of job satisfaction when working as a paramedic.

I like helping to make a difference to the people in the community a time of their need, and I enjoy interacting with the public on working in a customer service based role.

I am punctual, well disciplined, on always strive for personal development.

And we'll enjoy undertaking a diverse role in a well disciplined and uniformed service, working closely with other emergency service's on support agencies like the ST John's Ambulance.

Now that response talks about working in the community.

It gives them some skills and attributes that I have, which I believe would help me in the road.

Now, with respect to talkinto operational Frontline stuff.

If you get the opportunity, I would make contact with your local ambulance station, see whether you could go along and talk to him now.

But if you know you don't ask, you don't get it.

Why would go along and speak to them to see whether they can talk to you about the job?

What's it like the pros and cons of the job, you know, and also the skills and attributes required because then when you are answering that question, you can say are visited to my local ambulance station.

I've spoke to the paramedics and the technicians there on this is what they told me.

Next question of your paramedic size degree interview.

Why do you chose in this university in particular now you are pretty much guaranteed to get asked this question.

Now, universities obviously want the best students.

Okay, They want you to pass Now you have to demonstrate your answer, that you are a model student and that you are determined to work hard and that you won't let them down.

And that you will pass the the course to get the qualification.

Make sure you go along to the university open day if there is one, so you can then tell him as much as possible about the university.

Now, this demonstrates you genuinely want to attend their university.

And it's not just because you want to become a paramedic, okay?

But at the same time, you you know, you have to have considered carefully why you want to study at their university.

Here is my sample suggested dance to the interview question.

I have considered carefully the university I want to study out in order to become a paramedic.

I am at the stage in my life where I want to get things right, first of all, and it is vital I've the right environment in which to learn and study.

Now, Having attended the University Open Day, I was impressed with welcome.

I received lecturers their facilities on DDE above all the environment in which I would get to learn, study and develop.

I've chosen this university because I feel the standard of tuition I will receive will be outstanding.

And that means I will have every chance of succeeding on Dhe, more importantly, realizing my dream of becoming a paramedic.

So that's a well fought and considered response to that interview question to your paramedic size degree interview.

How do you think you would react to incidents?

So if there is a paramedic, there is part of the science to re interview he or she is likely to ask you these questions because you have to think carefully about this like a remember attending many road traffic collisions, some quite distressing situations in my time.

Working in the emergency service is you have to have a certain mindset and be prepared for these things.

Okay, now it is important that paramedics remain calm at all times whilst attending emergency incidents.

If they are calm, then, as you understand, they are in control, and they will therefore be able to perform their duties competently and professionally.

Now, obviously, being able to remain calm comes with practice on experience.

Remember, you turn up an incident as a paramedic and there's people running around and I need your help.

You are the one who has to be in control.

Whilst attending incidents such as road traffic collisions, paramedics on other members of the emergency service is usually carry out what's called a dynamic risk assessment in basic terms, the d.

The dynamic risk assessment is the management of risk through a continuous process of identifying the hazards, assessing the risk taking action to eliminate or reduce him and then monitoring and reviewing all the time in this rapidly changing environment.

Now it is the paramedics responsibility to ensure that they and other people at the scene are safe.

So there's a lot on your plate when you turn up two incidents, so patient care is obviously really important.

You have to assess the needs of each of the casualties, would provide the appropriate level of care.

So I'm gonna give you a sample response in a second.

But those three things were like food for thought.

When you're responding to the question, how do you think you would react to instances?

So you understand what the role is involved.

So what the role in bulbs on the kind of work they do, then it's easier to answer that question.

First and foremost, I would remain calm at all times and remember to follow my training and operational procedures.

I would always conduct a risk assessment to assess the situation and safety of myself, my colleagues, the patient on the public would always be a priority at any instant I attended.

I feel confident that by following my training, learning the operational procedures and working with other stakeholders such as police fire service in the control center.

I would be able to handle any incident competently professionally, so that answer demonstrates that you really thought about it, you know, because you have to think about your mindset is important, but also being safe, the risk assessment and following your training on your operational procedures.