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just like in the military, if you are given a order that is life threatening you can over rule it, just like on base, i had a commander telling me what to do, but it wasn't the righto ne, and he out ranks me alot but i didn't get in trouble, as long as its reasonable and practical can you do it...

thanks for all the suggestions, and to answer your question about the whole military terms corky, fire fighting and ems is para military, i also currently serve and to say you would laugh in some of your "officers" or "squad" members can show some disrespect to them...think about it, not...

I'm going to be taking over the TO position soon at my squad, we were talking and one thing we wanted to work on was make con-ed more interesting, instead of your usual power points and lectures...any ideas would be appreciated. thanks

we are lookingfor electronic primarily, but we will resort to paper if we have to. We are a small agency, we are trying to pick up loose ends on what has previously happened with our training record keeping.

hey everybody, me and my ems chief are trying to come up with good ideas with keeping up records in a "simple" (lol) way. Any ideas that you have would be very appreciated. Have a good one and be safe out there

i'm currently helping out my stations junior program get ready for their competition next year. i'm currently away at corpsman school, but i'm still involved in my station back at home. I was a junior member and competed and now i'm a EMT-B and i know if they take it seriously it can be a good...

you can always try the Coast Guard rescue swimmer. i'm currently in the coast guard at the Health Service Technician school to be a corpman. my emt instructor was a AST2...and the new school chief is a ASTC. But just go talk to recruiters and just do your research. I had to wait two years to...

but thanks for the info...i'll have to ask my training officer back in N.C. about it...are you going to the state convention next year...i see that your located in raleigh...i'm orginially two hours from there

what i'm asking is...with my NC cert that i've had and been using the past three years. but since i joined the military i had to retake and i didn't know if i had to tell NC office that i had my NREMT.

i have had my state cert for the past three years and i had to go to another EMT school for the Coast Guard and I earned my NREMT cert. now do i have to keep my NC cert and does the NREMT class count as con ed for my state cert? thanks.

all on prefrence i personally like doing it manual. you have complications with electronic ones cause your always bouncing everywhere and vibrations. but of course its up to agency and what you like.