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Not sure if anyone remembers me...I've left full time EMS last year (working 1-2 shifts a month per diem) and I have 1 1/2 year of med school left to go.

No. Do your social life a favor and skip the whacker sack.

You need to go through the classes before the test, they will teach you everything on it. Here's the class for ICS-100. https://emilms.fema.gov/IS100b/index.htm And the course list for all the others. https://training.fema.gov/is/crslist.aspx

I suggest that you focus your efforts into finding employment. Volunteer work won't put food on the table or pay bills.

Nothing more fun than a cpr in progress with a lower GI bleed...in a tiny bathroom...while wearing your last clean uniform....

I honestly couldn't care less what happens at work when i'm not at work.

So guess who got engaged...

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Do you have a question or an otherwise constructive contribution to the forum? Because generally, insulting an entire profession is not good way to start a discussion. There are better ways to talk about health issues in EMS than calling us all "fat slobs"...

Wow, can't believe I missed that...

I've honestly never even heard of them before. But when I looked them up, my first thought was that they have the single ugliest ambulance design on the planet.

Im gonna start a gofundme so other people can pay for my med school for me. "Want to be doctor in need of help!"

In many places, "Emergency Medical Responder" is the lowest possible level of EMS training, even below EMT-basic.

Ughhhhh

Got off my 24 hr shift this morning with over 2 feet of snow on the ground. It sure was one hell of a shift, but atleast I got a good opproutunity to break in my new muck arctic pro boots.

Got back from another lift assist, on to round 2 of trying to fall asleep.

Neti pot on steroids?

Im just gonna leave this here.

One of the nice things about being an aha instructor and working for an agency thats an aha training center is the overtime $$.