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Oh theres more to the story lol

Last I heard was 4.

That's one of the rumors. They say he drove them out of country had them re branded and brought back. The other was he sold off a few to other local companies.

Per a relative in KY ive spoken to some places have been doing $35 a vial but that's outside the ems realm and inside hospital settings such as the OR. Amazing a military doc is anti military medicine.

What's the issue? I hear the cost isn't that much.

It was great prior to Rural Metro. Call bonuses, movie passes, gift certificates, family picnics, taco trucks. As soon as RM came in, that all went bye bye. Hall is great compared to alot of other places. Theirs always a greener pasture but in So Cal with the shuttering and devouring of...

They tried and went to court already over it and that was for LAco. They wanted all the zones. As for OC emergency couldn't stop them.

Exactly. It's *** backwards. The whole system is. Alot of back room dealing. Jems has had some coverage on it as well as the local papers all swept under the rug.

Yes just like the Lynch incident. In fact Care called private medics a lower level of care.

Never intended to lol and I hope your not getting offensive over it. Most of my career was LA Co. When care came in, alot of us had no clue who they were. Just like the short lived Verihealth. I do remember all the politics and talks of padding pockets by care for those zones though. Theirs...

Yes and I did state that. 1969 when it was still family owned, they had a small portion but mainly IFT. The areas they run now once we're Medix etc

No. Their are several road blocks in place. That's why AMR aka Goodhew, Professional ambulance, Bowers, Mccormick, Schaefer all had such a lomg hold. They we're / are the grandfathers of LAco ems. CARE was a small time IFT company going back to 1969 with a little 911 coverage experience...

That's what I ment lol

I stand corrected. I'm sorry monkey

McCormick is paying $14 an hour straight pay for 24 hour shifts. Plus your more of an emt with a monitor seeing as county fire are the primary medics. Kern County you'll make more get matched for experience and be the medic in control with a vast protocol. A great place is San Juan ambulance...

Nope.

Never just one book. That's what the great advantages are of google. Case studys, info galore. I have Brady up the ying yang. Than other titles from other publishers and authors. An older edition of Mosbys which I found to be decent. Just a general census. As for the orange book aka...

Going off memory, I don't know what it was but didn't like it. I'll check out the 7.

From what I recall each subject had a paragraph to it and didn't really go in depth. I'm one of those people that likes to read lol.

I've always heard differently. Last one I picked up it was too short lol