Gymratt
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I read a book a number of years ago that I can no longer remember the name of. I had loaned it out and it was never returned and the person has moved.
It was about a guy that worked in Boston I think but not for sure. He had worked with the governor and held a job with the state possibly with the state health department. He states in his book that he had always wondered where the ambulances that he observed from his office window was going and who they were going to help and why?
Eventually he goes to school and becomes a paramedic. He writes about calls, his partners and things both good and bad about EMS. He recalls running an obstacle course with his stretcher through wheel chairs at nursing homes. He talks about health system abuse and a idea he took to the governor to provide medics with tokens they could give out to patients just looking for a ride to the hospital that cabs could use for reimbursement.
If anyone knows the name of this book or author it would be greatly appreciated.
It was about a guy that worked in Boston I think but not for sure. He had worked with the governor and held a job with the state possibly with the state health department. He states in his book that he had always wondered where the ambulances that he observed from his office window was going and who they were going to help and why?
Eventually he goes to school and becomes a paramedic. He writes about calls, his partners and things both good and bad about EMS. He recalls running an obstacle course with his stretcher through wheel chairs at nursing homes. He talks about health system abuse and a idea he took to the governor to provide medics with tokens they could give out to patients just looking for a ride to the hospital that cabs could use for reimbursement.
If anyone knows the name of this book or author it would be greatly appreciated.
