Recent content by NObama

We have countless medics and emts with associates, bachelors, and masters degrees...this makes them neither better or worse providers. I think an associates program would be a good minimum, simply because most of the classes required for a bachelors, are completely unrelated to EMS... At most...

dialysis runs generally blow, theyre monotonous, con homes suck, and the patients are often lifeless shells, but they are also our bread and butter. Without them, most EMS workers would not be getting a paycheck...where I am, pay rate for 911 runs is about 28%(which is considered decent), then...

I'm starting medic school at NCTI Riverside, January 6. Anyone else in the class?

haha my thoughts exactly...a supervisor is a really smart EMT/Medic who has found a way to get paid for not working :P

lol i love how the general consensus is, "eff it, do your best to call them," which I am completely on board with, I cant wait till our system starts making an aggressive stance against transporting full arrests, but did anyone answer the guys question?

I'm in SoCal and we have quite a few younger and older single mothers that work for us. We do 12s and i think it actually works out really well for them, we do 3 on, 3 off, 4 on, 4 off, etc and they are allowed to work FT hours, but be at work less days, hence less child care issues...we also do...

I work for AMR here in Ca and they have actually told us, with all of the information tat we have to put in to meds, your narrative shouldnt and doesnt need to be more than a line or two detailing basic interactions with patient, most of the information people put in narratives is completely...