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  • Birthday 09/03/1951

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    Denver Colorado
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  1. Usually have to go through some type of LE training and a Tact Medical school.. Some agencies at least here in Colorado-Commissioned you as a reserve officver, because you are armed also.. (your Protection) Good Luck!!!!!
  2. GAS would be the big threat--but any fluid,except washer fluid will Burn and explode, if hot enough
  3. Congratulations on a possible upcomming NREMT test--it will come in Handy should you move or need certification in two states. It shows that you have achieved competence in the profession In colorado We use it for testing only and we do not have to keep it-but with cert in Wyoming also, I need--SO goood luck on your tests.. You will do fine..
  4. Welcome to the City Sorry to hear about the stroke--But take care and join the fun .. ________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ Dave aka n0ssb Paramedics Save Lives--Emt' s Save Paramedics
  5. (DENVER) — A bill that will create good, high-paying jobs in the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) industry and reduce the number of emergency personnel vacancies throughout Colorado passed on an initial voice vote today. House Bill 1275 is a product of the Joint Select Committee on Job Creation and Economic Growth, and aims to create new jobs. Due to current long wait times to process out-of-state candidates, many vacancies remain unfilled. The legislation allows the Department of Public Health and Environment to offer provisional certifications for up to 90 days to out-of-state paramedics. This will create more EMT jobs, while at the same time increasing EMT readiness in rural parts of the state. “Not only will this bill create jobs throughout the state, it will also cut down response time for people in emergencies – we will save lives, fast,” said bill sponsor Rep. Dennis Apuan (D-Colorado Springs). “We need to get people to work and we need to make sure every single Coloradan is safe and protected.” When there are openings in the EMS industry, they can be difficult to fill due to the long wait time to process out-of-state applications for a Colorado State Paramedic Certification, and many candidates change their minds. Offering a provisional certification to an out of state Paramedic who can show that they have current certification in another state and/or National Registry certification would allow Colorado EMS agencies to fill open positions that normally take months to finalize. Under HB 1275, applicants must meet all Colorado statutory and regulatory requirements for EMT Certification. It is a cash funded certification program, where EMT applicants will pay a fee for the Provisional Certification. Rep. Apuan continued, “Emergency Medical Services are essential to public safety along with police and fire services, as well as serving as a vital health care safety net for communities. It’s frankly unnecessary that these highly qualified emergency personnel cannot serve the people of Colorado because of needless bureaucratic delay. This legislation will help the first-responder system to run efficiently.” -- Posted by Staff This is the actual link for the Bill itself http://www.leg.state.co.us/Clics/CLICS2009...ile=1275_01.pdf
  6. Accident happen during a Hot Run with a Pt on Board--! fatality-Ped on on sidewalk
  7. How about Mr. Indie or Flight
  8. Welch Allyn is recalling about 14,000 external defibrillators after 39 reported incidents, including two that involved patient deaths. The recall, announced Tuesday, involves 14,054 AED 10 and MRL JumpStart external defibrillators made between Oct. 3, 2002, and Jan. 25, 2007. The Beaverton, Ore., company says there is a remote chance the devices, available through prescription, may produce low-energy shock, shutdown unexpectedly or be susceptible to electromagnetic noise interference. The issues might prevent defibrillation of a patient in cardiac arrest and could lead to death, the company said in a statement. The company had received 20 instances of low-energy shock, eight instances of electromagnetic noise interference, and 11 instances of the device unexpectedly shutting down. To the company's knowledge, the defects of the device did not contribute to the two deaths, said spokesman Jamie Arnold. "Human factors played a role in each incident: damaged device in one and failure to follow directions in the other," he said in an e-mail. The company said customers should keep AED 10 or MRL JumpStart units in use until they receive replacements because the chance of malfunction is low.
  9. EMS Evacuates 500 from Denver Hospital Fumes caused EMS and fire officials to evacuate about 500 people from National Jewish Health. The evacuations included about 90 children attending a school for students with respiratory ailments that’s on the hospital campus
  10. Hope you feel better Bro-----Get Well Soon[size http://www.emtcity.com/uploads/emoticons/default_tongue.png' alt=':P'> ="5]
  11. The National Registry has posted the "New Levels" of EMS Providers. EMR, EMT, AEMT (Advanced EMT), and Paramedic (Gone are the EMT-Interm... What do you thank-----Advanced Emt is the same as EMT-Intermediate, these changes go along with the DOT changes
  12. Wyoming issues a Sep Certificate for Drivers and a Sep for EMTS/pgods
  13. Oh my Scotty Dog could be the father of a Litter-----Hope there purabreds--Though a Mutt lives Longer and is Healthier........ Don't for get Scotty still has to get his Emt Licenses and Tags and Rabies and Distemper Shots And his Dailey Walks in....
  14. Yes Scotty Dog aka celticcare-should be neutered when he has to get new rabies and sistemper shots and his new E mt city dog tags
  15. Childrens Hospital Los Angeles Launches Online Pediatric Disaster Training Childrens Hospital Los Angeles has developed an online training curriculum designed to help health care workers effectively deal with the needs of children in the event of a disaster. The curriculum, which is available free of charge, was developed by pediatric experts in the hospital's Pediatric Disaster Resource and Training Center (PDRTC), and focuses on three core areas related to disaster preparedness and response: planning, patient care and disaster management. How many of you would be willing to take this type of course online and what other courses on line should hospitals provide.. Paramedics Save Lives Emt's Save Paramedics Doctor's Lay Nurses :wink: God Created EMT's so that Paramedics would have Hero's
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