Significant Career Lesson From An Engineer Paramedic at San Ramon Valley Fire
Casey, an Engineer Paramedic, emphasizes the continuous learning crucial to career success, stating, "there's always room for improvement... I'm always training, I'm always learning more." This commitment to ongoing professional development, even with extensive initial training, highlights the dynamic and evolving nature of their career.
Career Development, Continuous Learning, Professional Improvement, Training and Development, Lifelong Learning
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Casey Good
Engineer Paramedic
San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District
Butte college
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Environmental & Related Sciences
Government & Public Sector
Medical
Worked 20+ Hours in School
Video Highlights
1. Continuous learning is crucial for improvement in this field. Even with initial qualifications, ongoing training and experience are vital for career growth.
2. There is always room for improvement and new skills to learn in this profession. The job provides opportunities for continuous skill development.
3. The learning process is lifelong, extending beyond formal training and into practical experience on the job. This continuous learning is essential for career success and development.
Transcript
What is one lesson that you have learned that has proven significant in your career?
The biggest lesson I've learned is that even though I came into this position with a full fire academy and my paramedic license, there's always room for improvement. This comes with trainings and on-the-job experience.
I like to think that I'm always training and always learning more. You're never just going to stop training.
So, until my career is over, and maybe even after, I'm always going to be improving my skills, not only as a firefighter but also, you never really stop learning.
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