Medic716

This sounds like a law- suit waiting to happen. Billing needs to be the same across the board regardless of whether a person has money or not. If you have two folks being treated for the exact same thing and charge one person $5 because he is poor, but charge the next guy$30 because he has money, it might be considered in some states as price gouging and can have stiff fines attached to it.

I'm really fortunate to work for a service that value's their employee's well being. We work 24 on and 48 off at our station. We are each provided with our own private bedroom, bathroom (with showers) and yes, we are allowed to sleep as long as our station duties are done. We also have a fully fuctional living room and kitchen. They pay for everything (coffee, cream, sugar, condiments etc that are used by all crews) I can't complain at all.

I'm a fairly new medic and found the Barron's to be written and worded more like the test questions national registry uses. But, things may have changed some since, we were one of the last groups to take the written test, before they went to the CBT.