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I don't seem to be understanding. I apologize. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I actually go to the community college for paramedic. As much as I wish I had the money to go to Creighton, it's 2x the cost of tuition where I go. In addition, I'm going to be getting my associates and not just the certificate. Moving on to your comments about OFD. It is completely fire based...

@GMCmedic understood completely and I also want to point out that on my ride-time, I have found that in instances that we should have RSId a patient due to losing an airway, we did not. I work at the L1 Trauma Center here that sees well over 250 patients a day (and it is primarily the point of...

RSI was just an example I was using. I apologize and do realize that RSI is not a commonly used tool in EMS.

I think what I mean by "most progressive protocol" would mean that we are allowed to operate fully and completely with our scope of practice as paramedics with more than one choice of medication to give for a procedure like...RSI. When a service has just one set of drugs for RSI like Midazolam...

I really appreciate the response and I realize that as of right now, it is basically impossible. Maybe not a set of protocols that are nationwide but I do believe that we can have a nationwide scope of practice (I realize that is a lot different than a set of protocols). I just do not agree with...

Thank you so much! I will look into that!

Hey all. I am going to be doing a final essay in paramedic school and I just wanted to post on this forum to see what everyone thought. I am interested in progressive protocols and perhaps sometime in my career, be involved or start a movement for a nationwide set of protocols and more training...