Grant Seibert holds a master of science in engineering psychology and subsequently attended paramedic school in Palo Alto, California. An experienced medical professional, Grant Seibert has served as a paramedic for nearly 15 years.

Paramedics have the option to specialize in a variety of areas, to be effectively prepared to manage medical challenges that may arise in specific situations or environments. An overview of the key areas a paramedic may specialize in are described below.

Critical care paramedics are trained to transport patients between hospitals and must also know how to administer medication and procedures to patients experiencing life-threatening circumstances. Similarly, flight paramedics provide care to patients being moved between medical facilities via airplane or helicopter and typically have many years of experience working as a paramedic.

Tactical paramedics learn how to treat patients in dangerous situations such as combat zones, law enforcement operations, and water rescues. Search and rescue paramedics are also trained to respond to patients in threatening and stressful circumstances. These paramedics are skilled at working in populated areas and in critical situations such as terrorist attacks and building collapses.