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Reaver

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  1. News flash, as I have been a part of our hiring for many many years, and we also correspond and work closely with our local LEO's..I can promise you many agencies, especially LEO agencies… are absolutely hip to what you post and how you present yourself in internet land. EMS is a small world, and I know of several would be hires we have passed over after review of what they said and the pics they posted on their face book pages, on internet sites, and such.

    Fair? No. Reality? Definitely.

    As for an "in" to being a swat medic? Not to be harsh, but grow up, focus in the first 5-10 years on becoming an oustanding medic.

    In addition, work HARD on your physical fitness, most LEO circles recommend a cross-fit type program for "functional fitness". I would strongly recommend becoming a reserve deputy/officer in the process. Finially, becoming a part of the "warrior" culture through shooting and martial arts will help too. This is a years long process. I speak from knowing all the members on our TAC-MED team, as well as many LEOs. And trust me, we all can sniff out badge bunnies and B.S. from a mile away. Get serious about your career first, and then worry about the TEMS team.

    On the plus side, I know of three very fit females on our team over the years who were very successful in TEMS, so it is absolutely achievable by a female. And trust me, not one of them exhibited an ounce of groupie behavior.

    Good stuff here.

    I started as an EMT out of highschool then became a medic, Long story short I became a LEO and over the years merged the two together. Being fit is good being fit of mind is imperative, Seeing someone shot be it the suspect or a fellow team member or an innocent person even possibly a child CAN NOT INTERFERE WITH YOUR JOB PERIOD. You must be able to treat a man who has just slaughtered people. Your a medic not a jury.

  2. Did some work for TC generally good group and company.

    I just had another question I wanted to piggy back on. Im currently a FMF corpsman, just came back from afghanistan and served w/ marines in a combat zone, I took fire and had members in my convoy blown up numerous times. I was also a 911 emt for about 3 years and a paramedic for 2. I know triple canopy is one of the big boys of the contract world are there lesser services that have great pay. Im just looking for some points of contact or if someone can just shine some light on this for me. I have another 2 years, im currently in japan but ill be done w/ my service soon and just want to try and line something up.

    Thanks

    The "biz" is shrinking so dont put all your eggs in one basket. PM me for some contact info.

  3. With current NR just pay the fee to the state. No special DL. As far as good pay like everywhere you have areas that pay good and more that don't. If not already a Paramedic harder to find a good paying job.

    big cities pay well, and they are quite picky.

  4. Sheriffs dept radio:

    unit xxx to trooper xxx: switch to three

    private channal three:

    unit xxx to trooper xxx: wanna grab a drink?

    trooper xxx to unit xxx: sure normal place?

    unit xxx to trooper xxx: 10-4 , you still wearing those sexy panties?

    trooper xxx to unit xxx: 10-74 enroute back to the Office.

    for those who dont know troopers are the billy bad ass's of law enforcment.

  5. What if you ARE the supervisor? :lol:

    If it was me, I'd be calling the local sheriff's department for a breathalyzer test. Settle it once and for all.

    For me it would depend on the person if its a chronic thing then i would call the sherrif if it was a one time deal and a friend i make take the first couple of hours to see really how bad it was.

    But im dont really know im new to this thing called "life"

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