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i dont think they do that for basic. atleast not in michigan

have you not taken the computer test? the application accepted part would mean you passed your class and 1 part of becoming NR. that only means you are eligable to take the computer test

c'mon lets follow another trend. if you're one of those people who arent hardened to "no dude, only people i know in real life" then post up your link or whatnot surnamelevi@gmail.com

technically. they're 0-17 now, even more

i dont think i've seen any threads on this topic yet. but im a huge sports fan. who else? so who do you like? im a detroit guy, too bad i dont think my Lions are gonna even make it to the playoffs, but i'll stick with supporting them. i dont really have a home team anymore (everyone is a dallas...

during my hospital clinicals there was a day where we had 3 heart attacks. one of them was a local firefighter and was a regular to bringing pts into the ER, so all the staff was close to him. when he couldn't be resuscitated it was a gloomy night there were 2 more after that. only 1 made it.

so do you really live in mayberry, NC or are you a extreme andy griffith fan?

free reciprocity? i just moved from detroit to san antonio...i waited until i moved to get my texas cert because the reciprocity was MUCH more expensive, not to mention the FBI would've had to get involved too (no joke)

as long as you have a NR and its an NR state, you'l just have to pay for the NC license (both drivers and EMS)

my classes were mon wed fri 9-430 (sometimes a little earlier). i worked 11-7 on non school days besides sunday. i also drove a van for my church picking up youth twice or more per week. i had alot going on actually, but there was still time to get things in. i would practice vital signs and...

10th grade in english class. other than the tragic incident, i remember people hyped up on the Nostradamus nonsense

haha i was playing in my head an EMT trying to take on someone with a knife and thinking "i was trained to do this"

i landed a job @ AMR in San Antonio. i start orientations and that on the 21st and just seeing if there are any others who work for the area

i once worked at a spencer gifts, and my first day there this man was ranting about how his finace left him. later on, with he took one of the paddles we sold and told me he was going to spank me. i thought it was strange but i went on with the day. at the end he called the fiance a "bas-turd"...

good idea!

one of our classmates had us shirts made. this star of life logo on the front. names on the back, school name w star on sleeve. as far as bottoms we could wear whatever we wanted. but sometimes our teacher brought out suprise search and rescue days that required us going through the woods and...

i just moved from detroit to san antonio area. its nice. good amount of private ambulance services who seem to be hiring all levels

what were the training requirements? i see your still a paramedic student. did you have to take phlebotomy on the side or anything of that sort?

during my clinicals for basic emt i compared the pace between the ambulance and the ER. me being one who likes to keep busy thought the hospital setting was much better. (i even rode with ALS) i like the thought of emergency...but dont like sitting around. i still have ambition to continue...

mandatory to go through fire academy to be emt, or did i just read that wrong?