I received my AA from Pierce College and then continued my education to earn my Master's Degree in Emergency and Disaster Management and now I'm a COOP/Emergency Management analyst for a four-star command. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Don't forget about getting various state and federal level certifications, there are many of them out there.
@@deltaonesix9335 if you have no prior college, taking one 8 week online course at a time will take 3 to 4 years depending on the school. I went to American military university for an associate degree, their courses are 3 semester hours each. Now at GCU an their courses are 4 semesters each. Cost more but goes faster. There are lots of grants and federal aid to help cover cost
For someone with over 14 years of experience in both Safety Director, Patient care , administrative , some managerial, JCAHO, HIPPA, mitigation,basic CDC, NFPA policy and procedure experience with national certifications in health related field. NY EMS , Certified Hyperbaric Technology , uhms SafetyOfficer, PCT PHlebotomy and ekg with direct Basic/ advanced life support experience how would that person,shy of a year left in the BA program in Emergency management and business continuity, 82 completed FEMA EMI courses at Metropolitan College of New york , would be valuable post completion of Bachelors degree level.
I received my AA from Pierce College and then continued my education to earn my Master's Degree in Emergency and Disaster Management and now I'm a COOP/Emergency Management analyst for a four-star command. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Don't forget about getting various state and federal level certifications, there are many of them out there.
I’ve been thinking of pursing a masters in the same field. Any tips or schools you recommend I look at?
@@benjaminsandoval2374 2 years later, but I’m liking Grand Canyon University’s online bachelor so far
@@deltaonesix9335 if you have no prior college, taking one 8 week online course at a time will take 3 to 4 years depending on the school. I went to American military university for an associate degree, their courses are 3 semester hours each. Now at GCU an their courses are 4 semesters each. Cost more but goes faster. There are lots of grants and federal aid to help cover cost
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I had no idea you can get a college degree to help prepare you to direct emergency situations. That's cool.
For someone with over 14 years of experience in both Safety Director, Patient care , administrative , some managerial, JCAHO, HIPPA, mitigation,basic CDC, NFPA policy and procedure experience with national certifications in health related field. NY EMS , Certified Hyperbaric Technology , uhms SafetyOfficer, PCT PHlebotomy and ekg with direct Basic/ advanced life support experience how would that person,shy of a year left in the BA program in Emergency management and business continuity, 82 completed FEMA EMI courses at Metropolitan College of New york , would be valuable post completion of Bachelors degree level.
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