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Title:

Becoming an Emergency Medical Technician: Urban-Rural Differences in Motivation and Job Satisfaction [Online Only]

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Abstract:

This working paper explores urban-rural differences in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workforce. It focuses on the national recruitment and retention of EMS professionals; examining the EMS workforce across communities of varying sizes and populations; including an assessment of geographic differences for entering the profession, job satisfaction, and the intent to leave the profession. The working paper includes tables and references.

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Inventory Code: ORHP00373
Year: 2007
Language: English
Size: 8 1/2" x 11"
Length: 28 pp.
Audience: Professionals, Researchers
Publication Type: Working Paper
Author(s): P. Daniel Patterson, PhD, EMT-B; Victoria A. Freeman, RN, DrPH; Charity G. Moore, PhD; Rebecca T. Slifkin, PhD
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