Recent content by Bandaid Box

You misunderstood what I said, that other companies don't do orientation, no field training, just pickup patient and transport. MedResponse has classroom orientation, field training for both attendants and drivers. Even if you have experience you get training. Just to break the bad habits from...

MedResponse sees a lot of applicants, in which most can't pass their written test. Test is a standard EMT test, so you have to know your stuff. There not looking for warm bodies like most Dialysis companies, no orientation, no training, just pickup patient and transport. At least MedResponse...

Well...if the merger is anything like the MedTrans / AMR, they will close some locations, fire some highly paid EMT's for lower cost new EMT's and cut overlapping areas and reduce units = higher profits. Remember they are here to make money... not 911 job opportunities. Yes, they may get 911...

The owners of MedResponse are NOT related to MED Life (their not Armenian). MedResponse has their LA County licenses for BLS, ALS and CCT. I have worked for them for a couple of years as an EMT. I have been to other companies, but I came back to MedResponse. They work well with school...