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Is Scott & White EMS completely gone? And why did this happen? I'm assuming corporate greed.

Saw this online today: http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/New-Paramedics-to-Join-DC-Fire-Department-228084441.html Still can't find the posting for any openings on the city's website.

Cool. Thanks for the clarification....I didn't know that plan actually was implemented. Guess I need to do some catching up.

Austin County EMS is no where near Austin. The City Of Austin is in Travis County, TX. Austin-Travis County is the sole 911 transport provider within the city, and there are no IFT's. However, to work the street, you must be a Paramedic. You can work dispatch if you are an EMT. In Austin...

For single role?

Besides Transcare, who are the private and other ALS providers (Interfacility and 911) in Maryland, primarily around the Hagerstown area? Thanks!

Does anyone have a link to the posting/application? I can't seem to find it on the city site. Thanks!

With all the news and controversy coming out of Washington, DC EMS, I've heard a ton of rumors about solutions. The one I need clarification on, is do they plan to hire single-role paramedics anytime soon? Thanks!

Washington County EMS (Texas) recently sent one of their Frazer modules out for remounting on a new chasis. Washington County EMS Lt. Jacobs created a very much improved set of specs, resulting in the first Frazer of it's kind without a seperate generator to power the module, as well as a...

They must comply with New York State DOH rules. Other specifications and requirments are made by the NYC MAC and in house rules.

I'd go with the dealer/rep who can provide you with the greatest service. Most AED's are the same, and a knowlegable rep who is responsive an educated can make a lot of difference.

I like the newly redesigned Ford F-Super Duty front ends as well. Also, the cab is quite nice. I also love the new "Cool Bar" feature.

It also depends on the region you are practicing in. Some services require you to have multiple MAC's if you operate in different regions.

Williamson County, TX (my home county) has taken delivery of several new Ford F-450 Super Duty/Wheeled Coach ambulances, with more on the way. These are the first ambulances's to feature Wheeled Coach's "Cool Bar", which intergrates emergency lighting with the front mount A/C unit. All the...