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  1. brentleymetcalf

    Thanks for the kind words and the link. I had seen that site before but I failed to put it in my favorites folder. That's quite a helpful website. Thanks again!!!

    Brentley

  2. medic15401
    Arkansas is a lot closer and the people are a lot nicer too. I spent 5 weeks in NO during Katrina and Gustav met some nice people and made some good friends in EMS. Give our state a look You might like it. I have several openings here now for EMT-B's
  3. medic15401
    SOUNDS LIKE SOMEONE NEEDS TO TAKE A CEVO III (CERTIFIED EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATION) CLASS. VERY SOOOOOON!!!!!!
  4. medic15401
    Are you a God? Are you Superman? Are you an RN? I hope you are good at all of these because with a statement like that you are probably not a good medic.
  5. medic15401

    Brentley good luck with the medic program you are in. Hope you do well. I posted a reply to your question but just in case you missed it try this link for help.

    http://www.templejc.edu/dept/ems/DRUGS/pharmindex.html

  6. medic15401
    http://www.templejc.edu/dept/ems/DRUGS/pharmindex.html This link should give you all the information you need. Also check out the rest of the resources there it will help you in your endeavor.
  7. medic15401
    New member chiming in. I am an NREMT-P registered with the national registry and licenesed in the state of Arkansas to provide Emergency Medical Care. I have a problem with the statement made by this poster. First off we are all Basics. First and foremost we are EMT's some of us just have a few extra letters behind our name. I find it hard to believe that you never made a mistake in your career. Don't knock the basics because you have the god syndrome and think you are better than them. If it weren't for emt's there would be no medics it is just a stepping stone you know.
  8. medic15401
    OUR MOTO: You call, We Haul Let billing sort out the rest
  9. medic15401
    I am a manager in a paid rural service. I have two stations and cover 3 counties. We run 3 trucks and have people that work 3 days on and two days off then 2 days on and 2 days off. Being constantly short handed we dont always get our days off. Our company policy is less than 5% no haul rate per month per station. If I have a medic that gets in a habit of no hauling I bring them in and have a sit down with them. If no haul rate dosen't go down After that we become evan more shorthanded. Sitting in court because someone didn't get taken to the hospital and a personal injury att. is called it gets very nasty sometimes and not to mention expensive. Theres no place for lazy in EMS. We are supposed to be the patients advocate. How can we be that if we don't take them to the hospital.
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