I did some ride outs with LAS a few years ago, and it is true EMS is EMS everywhere; of course every place is different and will have its discrepancies on how we do things in our home system; I've learned that while flying around the world as a flight medic.
I think London is very interesting...
Bariatric
It all depends on the size (not only weight) of your patient; power stretchers can lift up to 700 Lbs, and will only need two of you to manuver it; a sliding board, sheet (the plastic ones) or a light tarp may be convenient to transfer the patient from bed to your stretcher and back...
Emt-b
Equivalency, the correct term is equivalency. I am not familiar with NC or SC or many other states eduaction requirements, but reciprocity means there's an "agreement" between two entities to validate their curricula on a similar if not an identical study plan.
I honestly doubt there...
Concerning:
• Flight Paramedics must provide proof of previous flight experience / specialty training and meet height / weight requirements
Does anybody knows what will be the height/weight required for this program?
Nice...
Good you had a good trip, that's how overseas flights are (most of 'em). Just wondering what happened with te passport matter, is that still in your possesion?, do you know what's next on the process within the next few days? Thanks for keeping us posted.
Good luck to you...
Regards
Hey ya'll: I'm new to the forum; just got my job offer by SRCA as a flight medic, it will be great to have heads up on everything with the guys either on their way or already working in the field. Please keep us posted.
The reason why I'm asking is because I'm willing to bring...