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Wallet, Phone Keys and Pager For my FD, usually keep a pair of gloves in each vehicle and FD issued jacket, And one basic jump kit i wish i would have never bought. havent worn a watch in god knows how long.

Definitley go with the 8 inch, as stated above they have tremendous support, as well as walking through mud and puddles their much better, if you go with side zip, be sure to water proof them good before you start wearing them

We use EMSCharts and i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!! Its so easy, we have panasonic toughbooks on the trucks and PC's in the station so you can do your Report while your returning or a little bit later. when i started we already Had EMSCharts but to back to the old way i would be lost im so used to it...

+1 for picking that one up lol

do they have any apps like this on the android market? If so id love to use them on my tablet for educational purposes.

Never happened to me yet, but similar things. I honestly believe some people just plot to make our jobs that much more of an aggravation. I dont see it happening to me though because we can take one extra person such as BF,GF, mom dad freind etc in the front passengers seat.

We have a Special decon washer at one of the local FD, all surfaces get cleaned with the 1/10 mix

My F.D. just patches on the dress uniforms, ambulance corps, Company patch and cert patch. Im surprised by patches on turnouts, we only have our last names and Dept name on the back

I second that!!!!!!!

:PLOL me too, here or facebookB)

Currently just ambulance/Fire Dept., Taking a rope rescue class in the near future, also getting my Dive/Rescue cert

I cant wait!!!! Now i really want to finish high school early so i can get an early start on a nursing degree And EMTP cert

I hear what your saying JPINFV, At this point i feel like our medics just need to make better decisions on what calls to stay on and what to downgrade. And to answer your question, It doesn't really matter because i know at all 3 of our hospitals you never know who your gonna get. Thanks for the...

Rob, thanks for posting these vids, I have to say these are probably the coolest vids i have ever seen, I like how so much was explained, I feel like i understand the human body alot more!! thanks again!!!!!

I can see how The frequent flyer may sooner or later have a real problem, or how having more medics might be better, But my thought was to maybe go through and change the protocols, especially seeing how some calls that have a medic default may or may not actually need one, I also just realized...

In my area We have BLS trucks and when ALS is needed we have medic intercepts. It seems to work well, Well over 75% of the time but i think the way my dispatch protocol is written, it leaves a bit of an issue, The protocol basically just has the broad term for the call such as respiratory...

i have tried one and i think They look cool, But i still Prefer my dual head over anything, because it serves 2 purposes pedi and adult, In a more controlled hospital setting, such as being somewhere other than an ER than maybe but on the truck i always have a dual head, And BTW there may be...

Wow thats a lot different than here, In my area most trucks are basic/basic except for AMR and AASI which are two private companies in the area, we have medic intercepts.

Ok if i am correct thats closer to new york, and my understanding, and please correct me if i am wrong, is that paramedics are almost non existent there. The only issue i see is that many Ambulance services in CT operate BLS and Anyone certified as an intermediate would by law have to be on an...

Im in the northeast part of CT, all we have is EMR, EMT-B, and EMT-P, no intermediates, what part of CT are you from?