Paramedic Reflection

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Paramedics have a great deal of responsibility as well as being sharp and quick they also need to have the ability to be compassionate, understanding and caring. This description without a shadow of doubt describes me as an individual.
The most important thing about being a paramedic is being the first person on the seen an opportunity to save lives and make a difference. The opportunity to care, comfort and solace people; when they are distressed, worried, concerned and in pain. I feel like I have the capability to make that difference, make that impact on people all in the role as being a confident quick minded paramedic
I have completed a couple of work experience placements in the health care setting and have truly come to realise the

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