Burlyskink

I took A&P at my high school(for college credits of course) during my EMT-B class and helped me out significantly. Some of my class mates would not understand why the body did certain things and my instructor would have to explain it, where as I knew from the get go.

Haha, I thought it was funny

I finished my EMT-B class about a month ago, currently I am 17 and a senior in high school. In this area they normally require you to be 18 however, I got into a special program that started up so my class was all high school students. I feel that if you are mature enough and smart enough then why should age matter? The only thing that I regret about so young is the fact that around here you have to be 21 to be employed by an ambo service, so I am going to be looking for jobs as an ER Tech once I get NREMT certified when I turn 18.

Hey, all im an EMT-B high school student that knows java. So I coded an app during EMT-B class that would help me. I am going to do some shameless promoting here, so if this is not allowed then I am sorry. If it isn't then I won't feel bad if you scrap my post. Anyways to the juice: BLS Drug Profiles This app is based off of my state protocols, you can get it in the Android Market by searching for BLS Drug Profiles Screenshots: Now on to the ALS app, I just finished this app tonight. You can get it by searching the market for ALS Drug Profiles. Screenshots: The BLS app is free, and the ALS app is $1. If you have any suggestions, ideas, or comments don't hold back. I would love to add stuff to them to make them better, I am also working on an app called EMS Tools.

Im sorry that this happened to you, : /. It really is kind of lame, even if he did want to take Christmas off he still could have planned something for you guys. Also, if you do not mind me asking what company do you work for? The only ones around here that I know of are PMT and Southwest. Obviously you don't have to post about it if you don't want to, I am just curious.