I Choose EMT

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To choose only one is difficult, but I would choose being an EMT over all else. This is because of my desire to be part of something bigger than myself, and knowing that I was a critical part of a patient's care is a feeling that is second to none. I wake up every morning excited to go to work and excited for what the day has in store. I am fascinated by the science behind medicine, how far medicine has advanced, and how quickly it continues to advance. I love the people I get to encounter every day including both my coworkers and my patients. To choose only one reason I continue to do what I do: my unyielding desire to help others. I've always had this quality to me and I get to live my childhood dream every day.

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