but getting super involved in the scene once help arrives? or before help arrives? nah, let the AHJ handles patient care, documentation and deal with everything once they get on scene
Except in situations where, as the NFPA puts it, the environment is immediately dangerous to life and health. EX: burning building, burning car, etc. Of course then, you'd be justified if you refused to help from a scene safety standpoint.
I'm hoping you caught that much of what you alluded to was sarcasm...