Province will spend $6.5M to keep paramedic, EMT graduates in N.B.

Province will spend $6.5M to keep paramedic, EMT graduates in N.B.

Health Minister John Dornan announced today that the province will fund a $6.5-million bursary program. The money will reimburse paramedic and emergency medical technician students. The province hopes it will help address staffing shortages.

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New Brunswick - Tuition bursaries for paramedics, emergency medical technicians

The government is committing $6.5 million to a bursary program to reimburse paramedic and emergency medical technician students who train in New Brunswick.The program will reimburse students w. . .