California paramedic field internship daily 2025

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The document is a performance record for paramedic interns in California, detailing their daily activities and evaluations during field internships. It includes sections for preceptors to rate the interns on various skills such as scene management, treatment rendered, communication, and leadership. Interns are required to assess their own performance and provide comments on each run. The document emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement through feedback from preceptors.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the California Paramedic Field Internship Daily Performance Record in the editor.
Begin by entering your name and the date at the top of the form. This ensures that your performance record is accurately documented.
Fill in the preceptor details for both Preceptor (1) and Preceptor (2). This section is crucial as it identifies who will be evaluating your performance.
In the 'Patient Information' section, provide details such as age and chief complaint. This information is vital for assessing your interaction with patients.
Rate each run you completed using the provided scale (1-Fails to Perform, 2-Borderline-inconsistent, 3-Competent). Be honest in your self-assessment.
Use the comments area to elaborate on each run, detailing what went well and areas for improvement. This feedback is essential for your growth.
Complete sections on treatment rendered and skills performed, ensuring all relevant information is captured for a comprehensive evaluation.
Finally, obtain signatures from both preceptors and yourself to validate the document before submission.

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Are paramedic internships paid?

The internship is paid and requires an 8-week commitment full or part-time depending on the cohort session.

Do paramedic interns get paid?

The internship is paid and requires an 8-week commitment full or part-time depending on the cohort session. Stipends are between $2,400 - $7,360 for the program, depending on academic level.

Can you intern as a paramedic?

All paramedic students accepted for field internships shall at a minimum meet the requirements of California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Chapter 4, Section 100152 and San Joaquin County EMS Agency Policy No. 2571.

What interns get paid the most?

Companies like Stripe, Roblox, Meta, Amazon Salefsorce offer internships with average monthly salaries exceeding $8,000. Financial firms like BlackRock and Goldman Sachs also rank high, offering competitive compensation and additional perks like housing stipends.

Do interns get paid in medical school?

The average medical internship salary is $36,884 per year . Interns who specialize in certain areas such as gynecology or nursing may receive different pay. Medical internship pay often varies depending on your state and the hospital or medical center for which you work.

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