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Just curious what part of Maryland?

For example, taking patient notes while on scene or in the ambulance. Also MDC's are nice, but they don't always work. Another example of taking notes is when you don't have a working MDC and have to write notes on updates from the radio.

One of our medics actually use dry erase markers and write on the window when he needs to, or on a plastic cabinet door.

:rolleyes:

Dispatch from Baltimore City. Dispatch: Units standby for one down, not breathing, known shooting, CPR not in progress Medic 4: Medic 4's got it Medic 15: Medic 15's got it Medic 5: Medic 5's got it Medic 21 Medic 21's got it Medic 3: Medic 3's got it City Dispatch: *click*....... game on...

When running a call I usually write small notes on the back of the printout of the call. Or sometimes I'll just use the ePCR as I'm going along.

Hey all I'm a fresh EMT-B and I've been with a volunteer rescue company for just about two years now. I'm applying to be a ER Tech/patient Care Technician at a few of my local hospitals. I just had a few questions: Should I attach a Cover Letter & Resume for the job? (I've had only one job...