EMT
Americanabbreviation
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According to Ms Wesley, who has multiple sclerosis, when the EMT arrived he did not properly take into account the symptoms her son was presenting.
From BBC
Yet instead the ambulance was stood down by the EMT, Andrew Mower, who did not think it was necessary.
From BBC
In a letter to Ms Wesley, Tom Abell, the ambulance trust's chief executive, admitted the EMT, Mr Mower, had "failed to obtain a sufficient history" on Kaleb's clinical position and failed to "take into account the entire picture".
From BBC
When a patient is at risk of overdosing or has overdosed, their first point of contact is often with a paramedic or an EMT.
From Seattle Times
Kay Whittle is also an EMT and deputy county coroner, tasking her with calling family members of the dead.
From Seattle Times
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