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In LA County. Or worked there before?

How many calls do you guys run per shift? and how long are the shifts?

I have seen them from time to time. Are they a big company?

Hey, how is the call volume at Gentle ride for night shifts or Sundays or day shifts? Do they hire part-time attendants?

Anyone worked for this company or worked for them? I was wondering how management was with scheduling and the call volumes. What type of calls were the majority like ER calls or Psych. Thanks !

How are the stations set up? If I work at the Glendale station, do we usually run only Glendale and neighboring area calls?

How is the management? The rigs? Any practical or weight-lifting test? I am more so interested in the call volume for specific shifts such as the night shift. Do they also take attendants?

Anyone work for PRN? I am looking into their North Hills or Glendale stations. I was wondering how the night shift call volumes are or their daily ones.

Anyone currently work for an ambulance company in LA county, preferably in the SF valley or near Culver City, where the call volumes are low and the night shifts are easy?

You transport patients back and forth from their Santa Monica location to Ronald Reagan. Also, it is extremely hard to get the position. They only open up the spot just so that a particular individual applies and gets the position. People there never leave because the pay and volume of calls +...

I suggest you look at American Professional Ambulance, PRN, or Procare. I know that APA is always hiring people due to a lot of college students coming and going.

I need the 24 hour recert and skills testing validation in order to recert this upcoming January. I know there is CIEMT, but I would like to know of other programs first before blindly selecting one without seeing other benefits. Thank you !

My plan was to do it with Emergency Concepts in SF Valley, but they are not holding any more classes until next year, which is past the deadline. Any suggestions will help. Thank you.

Hey SurfEMT, I worked for this company for a bit, and they are alright in my book. The quality of calls depends on which station you work for. The valley/ culver city stations tend to do a lot of dialysis calls - I would say a 70/30 ratio, while for the carson station, the ratio was about 40/60...

Sorry, but I do not like to rely on past speculations and threads because they are not truly indicative of the present.