Paramedic School or Police Technology? / Hypertext / Maxence Guénette
Paramedic's school or Police Technology? / Maxence Guénette.
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 80 matches
(advanced, choice, college, don, down, england, first, high school, learn, learned, reading, school, teacher, teachers, technology, test, trainee, training)Paramedics : 54 matches
(advanced, care, drug, emergency, emergency care, ethics, health, health care, hospital, ottawa, paramedic, supervisor, trainee)Archaeology : 32 matches
(bed, bit, dog, group, her, here, keep, re, study, technology)Target Structure: (11 matches)
hr (1 match)
intern (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
learned the ropes (1 match)
more often (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
wage (1 match)
Paramedic's school or Police Technology? / Maxence Guénette.
Finishing High School.
When I finished High School, I had to make a choice. I knew I wanted to help society by becoming either a cop or a paramedic, but I could not decide witch one.
Choice 1 : Study in Prehospital Emergency Care at Ahuntsic College.
Choice 2 : Study Police Technology at Ahuntsic College.
Study in Prehospital Emergency Care at Ahuntsic College.
I have now been studying Prehospital Emergency Care for three years. I loved my experience at the Ahuntsic College, the teachers were great and the program was really interesting. In my three years in Montreal, I developed a love-hate relationship with the city. For a paramedic, Montreal is the best with a lot of openings, but I always wanted to leave the city and live in Gaspésie.
Choice 1 : Get a job as a Paramedic in Montreal.
Choice 2 : Get a job as a Paramedic in Gaspésie.
Study Police Technology at Ahuntsic College.
I really loved my three years in Ahuntsic College studying Police Technology. Studying in this program introduced me to a job I never heard of, working for the RCMP. The opportunity is great, but I have to leave everything here and go to the other side of the country.
Choice 1 : Work as a Police Officer in Montreal.
Choice 2 : Work as a Police Officer in the RCMP.
Get a job as a Paramedic in Montreal.
I really love my job as a Paramedic in Montreal. The opportunities for the job are fantastic. Working in a big city got me to learn the ropes of the job way faster. Three years after I started, I was convened in the HR office. They offered me to go study to become an advanced care Paramedic. The job is great, but I would have to return in school.
Choice 1 : Become an Advanced Care Paramedic.
Choice 2 : Stay a Paramedic.
Get a job as a Paramedic in Gaspésie.
When I got hired as a Paramedic in Gaspésie, I started as an intern. The Paramedic's gave me on-the-job-training that I loved, but more often than not, I was alone when I got home every night. One night, tired of being alone, I had to decide if I wanted to go to the bar or to stay home.
Choice 1 : Stay home.
Choice 2 : Go to the bar.
Work as a Police Officer in Montreal.
When I got hired as a cop in Montreal, I fell in love with the job. I was always accepting overtime hours and I got sucked up in working all the time. I stood out so much that I was eligible for a specialization. I could apply to become either a K9 cop, or a GTI officer. Both jobs came with a premium wage, but I could not decide witch one to choose.
Choice 1 : Become a K9 cop.
Choice 2 : Join the GTI group.
Work as a Police Officer in the RCMP.
The process of becoming a Police Officer working for the RCMP is extremely complicated. I had to pass a physical test, then to pass a health test and after all of this, they made me do a polygraph. I had the chance to be selected in the RCMP, and I had to choose where I wanted to work. I had the choice between Edmonton, as a cop, or Ottawa, as a Royal Guard.
Choice 1 : Become a Royal Guard in Ottawa.
Choice 2 : Become a RCMP police officer in Edmonton.
Become an Advanced Care Paramedic.
I have made a great career as an Advanced Care Paramedic, I saved a lot of lives and made great encounters. I retired at 60 years old. What a job!
Write a choice here.
Stay a Paramedic.
When I decided to stay a Paramedic, I had a great career. So great that I could retire at 55. When I was 55, I was not sure if I wanted to stop working so young. The choice I had to make was to become a teacher in Emergency Health Care at Ahuntsic College or to retire.
Choice 1 : Become a teacher at Ahuntsic College.
Choice 2 : Retire.
Stay home.
I decided to stay home and to keep working alone. I had a good career, but I never really made any friends. Always alone in my apartment in Gaspésie, I never had any kids, even if I always wanted to. I retired at 60 and came back to Montreal.
Write a choice here.
Go to the bar.
When I finally decide to go out of my apartment to go to the bar, I met a fantastic girl. As soon as I entered the bar, she shocked me from how beautiful she was. My legs were cut off, and I hesitated to go talk to her. What should I do?
Choice 1 : I go talk to this girl.
Choice 2 : Don't go talk to her.
Become a K9 cop.
I had a fantastic career as a K9 cop. I spent many years with the same dog, Rex. Together with Rex, we busted so many drug dealers and guns sellers. When Rex was about to retire, I retired with him, and we spent many years together after that!
Write a choice here.
Join the GTI group.
When I joined the GTI group, I was so exited. I had a great first year, but one day everything changed. We were dispatched to intervene in a dangerous house filled with drug dealers. When we entered the house, I was in first line. A drug dealer sadly shot me in the leg, and I fell down on the ground. After that, I blacked out. I woke up in a hospital bed with a leg missing. I was then forced to retire.
Write a choice here.
Become a Royal Guard in Ottawa.
It was harder than I thought to be a Royal Guard. I started as a trainee, so I had to stand in front of the Parliament for hours. After I learned the ropes of the job, I stood out for my work ethics. One day, I was offered by my supervisor a job. He told me that I was the best Royal Guard he had seen. He then proceeded to offer me a promotion, I could go work in England for the King.
Choice 1 : Stay a Royal Guard in Ottawa.
Choice 2 : Move to England.
Become a RCMP police officer in Edmonton.
When I moved to Edmonton, I regretted my decision so much. I hated the city and the job. I moved back to Montreal 6 months later, and finished my career as a normal cop. I met a girl, and I had kids when I turned 30!
Write a choice here.
Become a teacher at Ahuntsic College.
When I re entered the college after that many years, I was so surprised to see my old English teacher, M. Nicholas Walker. Being my favorite teacher ever when I was in college, we talked a bit. So, stoked about this discussion it drove me to become a great teacher, and retire after a great career.
Write a choice here.
Retire.
I spent my last days in a little house with my wife, reading books and taking care of my garden. What a happy career!
Write a choice here.
I go talk to this girl.
When I went to see this girl, I fell in love at first sight. I asked her out, and we had a date weeks later. A year later, we got married, and we had three kids. All of us living in a ranch in Gaspésie!
Write a choice here.
Don't go talk to her.
I always regretted having missed out of my opportunity to go talk to this girl. A year later, she married a fireman I know, and I never got to meet anyone else. I retired alone and finished my great days alone.
Write a choice here.
Stay a Royal Guard in Ottawa.
Too scared to move to England, I decided to stay in Ottawa. The job was OK but not the best. I retired young, and I took care of my garden. I passed from a Royal Guard to a royal gardener.
Write a choice here.
Move to England.
The experience of moving to England was the best I ever had. I had the chance to work for the King, and it was the best job I could have ever wished of. I finished my days in a magnificent house in England, really happy!
Write a choice here.
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