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Thank you, my friend. I am former USAF Security Forces. If I'd known all those years ago that I'd be in EMS now, I would've tried to go PJ

Which is what I was using, the more adept assessment skills. I auscultated lung sounds and everything. In retrospect, I was mostly irritated at my boss' attitude and tone. I was providing good care for a resident with a legit issue, and I had to put up with her sh***y attitude

@Chewy20, actually, I AM licensed. I hold NREMT, and a MO state green card (license). I also am employed as an EMT-B in that county

I guess I'm still fresh enough to want to help everybody. I figured I got a chance to work on my assessment skills, and I found something. Idk why that had to be an annoyance on my manager's part, though. Holy Hell, how dare he try to be somebody?! Lol

I had a resident who pretty much lives on 2Lpm complain of feeling like she had pneumonia. She was satting low 90's (1,2) on those 2Lpm. I checked lung sounds (very diminished in lower lobes), then called my manager. I told her what was going on, and she curtly informed me, "you're not an EMT...

Anyone else hear that? 2nd job as a CMA (certified medication aide), just called my supervisor about a resident with respiratory issues, and just got told that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but my MO state license means I'm an EMT in the state. Anyone else with this issue? Thoughts, experiences...

I live about 25 minutes from my job. When I get full time, I'll have an in-county residency requirement, but I can satisfy that by moving 5-6mi west

EMT-B, 75, 40 min et,passed. Was testing with a bunch of NCLEXers, so how fast I was done scared me even more lol

Hey, y'all. Just joined. My name is Trent, and I just started my first spot (part time) in my new career as EMS. I'm a newly christened EMT-B, got nationally registered and MO state licensed last month. I'm 33, and currently a full time Psych Tech with MO DMH. Glad to find a EMS forum to join!