wanted to say hi since i am new to this. so HI
just wanted to say hi
Started By william mooney, Sep 09 2012 03:20 AM
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 03:20 AM
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 03:35 AM
Welcome, are you new to EMS or new to the forums only? Feel free to join in any of the discussions which interest you, or create one of your own.
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 02:39 PM
Hello William,
Good on you for studying to be an EMT!
EMS is one of the quirkiest but coolest subcultures you can find. It is both exciting and rewarding.
Don't be shy because you are just starting. We will be happy to help you along as you go through school. I have found the scenarios to be particularly rewarding in practicing skills and thinking out of the box.
Welcome to the EMTCITY!
Good on you for studying to be an EMT!
EMS is one of the quirkiest but coolest subcultures you can find. It is both exciting and rewarding.
Don't be shy because you are just starting. We will be happy to help you along as you go through school. I have found the scenarios to be particularly rewarding in practicing skills and thinking out of the box.
Welcome to the EMTCITY!
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Posted 18 November 2012 - 10:53 PM
thanks for the welcomes
im working on straightning out my binder for my class... into the different divisions
Hello William,
Good on you for studying to be an EMT!
EMS is one of the quirkiest but coolest subcultures you can find. It is both exciting and rewarding.
Don't be shy because you are just starting. We will be happy to help you along as you go through school. I have found the scenarios to be particularly rewarding in practicing skills and thinking out of the box.
Welcome to the EMTCITY!
im working on straightning out my binder for my class... into the different divisions
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 12:33 AM
Welcome William!
Let me be the first to say: Your grammar sucks!
Studying to become an EMT means more that a Bledsoe textbook. You are entering healthcare now, and it is your duty to progress your profession.
A great start is to present yourself as a professional. Eg: Neatly kept uniform, shiny boots, hide tattoos, no public obsene language, etc. When you are online you will want to choose non controversial screenames, and use proper spelling and punctuation.
Judging by your first post you have a long way to go. Luckily for you, there are many of us here that will remind you relentlessly since it is our profession too, and the way you present yourself is the way you represent our profession.
Happy studying!
Let me be the first to say: Your grammar sucks!
Studying to become an EMT means more that a Bledsoe textbook. You are entering healthcare now, and it is your duty to progress your profession.
A great start is to present yourself as a professional. Eg: Neatly kept uniform, shiny boots, hide tattoos, no public obsene language, etc. When you are online you will want to choose non controversial screenames, and use proper spelling and punctuation.
Judging by your first post you have a long way to go. Luckily for you, there are many of us here that will remind you relentlessly since it is our profession too, and the way you present yourself is the way you represent our profession.
Happy studying!
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 12:47 AM
Welcome.
Please take a lot of what Mobey said to heart. He has presented some important information for you. Well, he has presented some important information for all EMS providers.
Do not, however, take his comments personally. They are not intended to bash you. They are simply intended to remind you that you are entering a new profession in which a certain level of professionalism is expected.
Please take a lot of what Mobey said to heart. He has presented some important information for you. Well, he has presented some important information for all EMS providers.
Do not, however, take his comments personally. They are not intended to bash you. They are simply intended to remind you that you are entering a new profession in which a certain level of professionalism is expected.
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 01:05 AM
i know my grammer sucks! and i know about all the neatly kept uniform and all that.. i am a firefighter. but thanks for the pointers
i know my grammer sucks! and i know about all the neatly kept uniform and all that.. i am a firefighter. but thanks for the pointers
i know my grammer sucks! and i know about all the neatly kept uniform and all that.. i am a firefighter. but thanks for the pointers
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 01:30 AM
Grammar*
Grammar*
Somehow, you admitting to being a firefighter helps explain things a bit.
i know my grammer sucks! and i know about all the neatly kept uniform and all that.. i am a firefighter. but thanks for the pointers
Grammar*
Somehow, you admitting to being a firefighter helps explain things a bit.
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 03:24 AM
thats not the grammar issue i just am not good at using english. i can speak it just not write it or type it
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