Firefighters

[JPINFV]

Have you heard about these wonderful things called sentences?

[Just Plain Ruff]

well where i am from the fire depts are atleast first responders and go out when we have no ambulances available at the moment or a unconscious patient or a code or lift assistance the fire depts work very closely with ems so i don't see the prob with combining them together cause usually your rescue is ran by the fire dept and one plus to being in the same station is the response time is goin to be the same just one of the views i have on joining the 2

92 words and not a single punctuation point. WOW

[pmedic623]

well where i am from the fire depts are atleast first responders and go out when we have no ambulances available at the moment or a unconscious patient or a code or lift assistance the fire depts work very closely with ems so i don't see the prob with combining them together cause usually your rescue is ran by the fire dept and one plus to being in the same station is the response time is goin to be the same just one of the views i have on joining the 2

One more reason I'll stick with non fire based EMS.....623

[firedoc5]

I've done both. As I said earlier, there's pro's and con's to both. So it depends on what you are actually wanting in your career.

[akroeze]

I've done both. As I said earlier, there's pro's and con's to both. So it depends on what you are actually wanting in your career.

Shouldn't it be about what is best for the community?

[JPINFV]

Shouldn't it be about what is best for the community?

That's a different question entirely. My impression was that the original poster was asking which one was better to work with/for in terms of his own personal advancement.