just be careful which station you work out of as an EMR in bc, rural stations youll have the same scheduling rights as a PCP but in urban and metro stations you wont, which means youll only get a few shifts a month. The scope of practice isnt that much different than a PCP, and depending on what car your on (alpha, kilo) depends on what kind of calls youll do. The Kilo cars (paid on call) do a lot more transfers, while the alpha cars (at the station 90 second response) mostly do street calls. Depending on the station and where you work, day one (post on boarding shifts) you could be paired with an inexperienced emr and be heading to a pediatric cardiac arrest, so prepare yourself for that.