EMT - RN Bridge Program

Doc Roberts · Post by **Doc Roberts** » July 31st, 2006, 8:17 am

Currently, the university in my area, Georgia Southern University, is on summer break and all instructors are out of town. I am currently an EMT and looking for information regarding the EMT-RN bridge program. Just wondering if anyone out there has had any contact with it, pro's cons etc, or just some basic general information for me. I have looked into the universities course catalog with no results but have heard it was offered. Thanks in advance and look forward to hearing from ya'll.

Doc Roberts · Post by **Doc Roberts** » July 31st, 2006, 10:15 am

COnsidering the low pay in my current job as a detective, nursing doesn't sound so bad........but then I really love what I do. Which presents the problem. Basically having a pre mid life crisis and wondering if I should jump tracks before it is too late. Thanks for the site link.....will be looking it up as time permits.

Doc Roberts · Post by **Doc Roberts** » July 31st, 2006, 10:17 am

COnsidering the low pay in my current job as a detective, nursing doesn't sound so bad........but then I really love what I do. Which presents the problem. Basically having a pre mid life crisis and wondering if I should jump tracks before it is too late. Thanks for the site link.....will be looking it up as time permits.

Phulano · Post by **Phulano** » August 2nd, 2006, 9:48 am

maybe consider a PA program?

resqparamedic · Post by **resqparamedic** » August 11th, 2006, 4:53 am

Have you looked into Southern Union over in Alabama? I have heard that they have a pretty good nursing program which also certifies you as a EMT-P along the way. It's not a bridge program but it may be worth looking into.