tnmyers

[/font:814230f71c] My understanding and I live and work in MN is that on scene you are in charge till you hand over care to someone with the same level training as you or higher. If a MD takes scene then he has to stay with that patient till they arrive at the receiving MD. As for RN they are trained to work in a stable secure environment not out on scene so you still have control of the scene. Most MDs and RNs will ask you what they can do to help. But there are times you will run into some who take scene then remind them that they will have to stay with that patient till they arrive at the hospital. A First Responder has more control in the field then a R.N. does. I hope this helps.