The end of highschool.

It finally was the end of high school. My parents told me that I must go to college. There were only two programs that really picked my interest: either Pre-hospital Emergency care or Special Care counseling. Both are pretty cool in their own way. Pre-hospital Emergency care is faster paces and includes a lot of adrenaline. Special Care counseling is way slower, but it still needs a lot of dedication. Which one should I choose?

Choice 1 : Pre-Hospital Emergency care.

Choice 2 : Special Care counseling.

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Pre-Hospital Emergency care.

I chose to apply to the Pre-Hospital Emergency care program! To make sure I was going to be accepted, I needed to train hard to pass the physical exam. However, going to the gym wasn't fun at all recently, so I was wondering if:

Choice 1 : Hard training.

Choice 2 : Neglected training.

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Special Care counseling.

I chose to apply to the Secial Care counseling program. Luckily I was accepted! I spent the next 3-Year learning the ropes about mental health and behavioral challenges. However, the wage wasn't exactly what I thought it was, so I needed to think. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Pre-Hospital Emergency care.

Choice 2 : Stay in the same job field

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Neglected training.

I chose to neglect my training and didn't take the exam seriously. When carrying a fake body, the weight of it broke my lower back. I needed surgery and never could do physical activities in the future.

Choice 1 : THE END. Go back to high school

Hard training.

I chose to work hard and dedicated my lifestyle around my training. It paid off, and I officially got accepted! I spent the next 3-Year learning about the job field and how to handle emergencies. After my studies, I decided to apply for an internship at the Chus Hospithal. I got accepted to be a paramedic intern! A superior asked me to do some on-the-job raining with him. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Accepted the offer.

Choice 2 : Decline the offer.

Shouldn't have stayed...

I chose to stay in the same job field. At first, the environment was attractive, but I never got a premium wage like I wanted. I got stuck in a dead-end.

Choice 1 : THE END. Go back to high school

Accepted the offer.

I accepted to get some on-the-job training with my superior, and it helped me a lot! I saw how to operate in some emergencies and how to us multiples tools such as a cardiac monitor or, pulse exameter or even some splints. However, in my training another trainee aced seriously weird around some patients. I'm afraid this will lead to some misconduct. What should I do?

Choice 1 : I told on the trainee.

Choice 2 : Close my eyes about it

Declined the offer.

I declined my superior's offer. At first, I thought that my studies were enough and that I could do most of it on my own. However, during an emergency call, I gave a patient the wrong medicine and accidentally killed him...

Choice 1 : TRY again

I told on the trainee.

I decided to tell my superior about what I saw. In the end, he told me that this wasn't the first time that someone complained about that trainee in particular for various reasons. The next week I saw him getting fired for sexual harassment toward a former patient. My superior thanked me and asked if I'd lie to be a full time employee. What should I say?

Choice 1 : Yes!

Choice 2 : Not for now

Closed my eyes.

I decided to act like nothing happened. At first, the next few weeks seemed normal and everything was fine. Until, my superior came up to me and told me to explain myself. The other trainee stole some drug pills and blamed it on me. What Should I do?

Choice 1 : bribe my superior

Choice 2 : Try to explain myself

Seriously...?

I tried to bribe my superior. I offered him the $20 left in my pocket with a stethoscope, but he fired me on the spot...

Choice 1 : THE END- try again

Foolish.

I tried to explain myself, but everything I said wasnT enough for him, and he fired me on the spot.

Choice 1 : THE END- try again

Should have accepted...

I told my boss that I wasn't ready yet to be a full time employee. It seemed fine at first, but a week after he asked me to become a full time employee he asked another trainee, and it turned out that he tooked the last spot available. I never got the opportunity again.

Choice 1 : GO BACK

Full time employee.

I decided to accept the full time job offer! For the next 30 years I worked as a paramedic and even became and important perk for every knew trainee that came work for us. At 55 years old, I decided to retire and enjoy the time left skiing around the entire world!

Choice 1 : The end!

The end!

The end-.

Choice 1 : End