Ditto....having done a fair share of demos and other stuff like that (I'm not a big race/demo fan :::Yawn::: ), I agree with that. Safety is important. And it's not just the guys, I've seen a few chicks throw tantrums out in the arena too.
I'm 40, clean driving record, excellent work history, excellent references, and was top in my class, do ride alongs on a regular basis with good feedback, and have volunteered for 2 1/2 years........................... and I can't get a paid position as an EMT (after three years of submitting...
If you're the only EMT on scene and you are comfortable with your skills, it's your scene. Now....if you're a jerk about it, you won't make many friends. Just keep in mind, it's all about the patient, and do your best, be professional. You'll do fine.
I took EVOC last year, despite not actually being on an ambulance service. Excellent class. Also, my volunteer fire department participated in a driving course sponsered by our insurance under-writers and was attended by several mutual aid companies. By the time they were done with us....we...
EMT Code of Ethics
I came across this on the internet, just passing it on FYI.
EMT Code of Ethics
As adopted by the National Association of EMTs
Professional status as an Emergency Medical Technician and Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic is maintained and enriched by the...
I'm sorry for the belated post, I missed this thread! :rolleyes: Welcome to EMTLife, this is a great forum! Good luck in class and all your endeavors! :P