Hey everyone, brand new to the site, brand new to the field. I did a search, so I do sincerely hope that this isn't a clone of another thread somewhere...
So I just finished basic school. We were required to be in uniform every day which included "EMT pants" that had about 46 pockets in them. Little snap strips to hold shears in the pocket, cargo pockets, etc. My instructor told us all to keep all of our things in the pockets so that we could get used to them (i.e. shears, stethoscope, pocket knife, pen, pen light, etc) and I loved the pants. Long story short, I go and get myself a job, and they hand me uniform pants with nothing but the normal front and back pockets. They're almost dress pants. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience working for a company that put them in a similar position, and if so how they managed the tools they wanted to have on them.
My instructor gave us so many helpful hints and tips like keeping some Vicks for the smelly scenes or a baggie with a few dog biscuits for those dogs that are protective of their owners. I was very excited to be prepared with things like these, and now I find myself with nowhere to put them!