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PEPP is another peds course...same as PALS. GEMS not sure about, I dont have it.

standard stuff like you said...be able to assess a patient, treat properly, manage a scene. Standard agility test, written test and standard interview. We wanna make sure you have basics down.

I would guess we be hiring in the next 3 months. I know there are plan for more trucks and its EMS, ppl always come and go. It would be posted on the Durham County website but most of the time it gets put on the NCEMS website too! I know they do like recommendations but its all about the...

Yeah its the only way to get reciprocity unless you live here. And technically you can drive in any state with any state issued license so. Most counties down here hire multiple times a year.

Keep an eye open...we will be hiring again soon. Like I said if you got a valid state DL and medic card you can apply. You have to come here to do the assessment center but you can easily get them moved over to NC.

Durham posting closed on the 14th. Keep an eye open...we will be hiring again soo. At the moment I know Wake County is hiring.

Durham County is self insured...so risk management is very very particular on your driving record. Depending on what occurred and the outcome, you may have to explain that to the Risk Manager...I know a few ppl who had 2 or 3 tickets and didn't get hired.

I transferred P to P. NC EMT-I cert is special to the state so you would have to talk to the OEMS (office of EMS) to determine that one.

Well see thats the thing...you need a NC DL to work, not apply. I had a NY DL when I applied and got mine the day after I moved to NC. As long as your driving record is good, you won't have issues on that end. You can't get a NC DL without living here.

Sorry since I need 5 here is the 5th so someone can PM me.

In order to get reciprocity in NC you have to fill out the information on CIS first. The state will then send you a reciprocity packet. You either have to be hired by an agency or show proof you live in the state. Its really easy. If you are going the route of getting hired first you have to...

Yes in order to work you need a valid NC DL. I moved from NY and got my NC license before I started. I know they got like 170 applications and are doing multiple assessment centers. I know its been alot for our HR rep, especially since we have a lot of changes going on...if you PM me your name...

We actually just updated our protocols with the new protocols the state put out. Currently there are no medications that you need to contact medical control for, including sedation. We use Duke ED as our M/C. We are a station based EMS system but going to be placing Peak truck units out around...

I work for DCEMS Hey I'm a medic with Durham...what you want to know?