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Baby medic? That's EMS 101 right there :lol:
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Baby medic? That's EMS 101 right there :lol:
DesertMedic66
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Nope. He was full time for 5 years and has been part time for I don't know how long.
He has it set up. He married a doctor lol
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My AMR operation is always griping that there are no part time, fully cleared EMTs and paramedics. And as I start the FTO process I can see why. It takes a minimum of 28 shifts to become cleared. Which while a lot, is not terrible. The problem is that they have to be done in blocks of seven with the same FI. I have a rotating 24 hour schedule at my fulltime job. AMR has weekend and weekday schedules. This is going to take a loooooong time to complete.
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ah gotcha. I'm so guilty of jumping standbys I know will take a while when I'm down on paper or need a nap or to eat my grub :lol:
DesertMedic66
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I will beg dispatch to give me any kind of SAR call or any call where we have to hike in. I just need a year or two of medic experience before I can join the sheriffs flight medic team. Everything from 911 calls, SAR calls, assisting LEO, hoist rescues.
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My favorite "c-spine due to mechanism" because he was traveling highway speeds. Never mind the fact that the pt denies any head, neck, back numbness or tingling, A/O x 4, etc...
NomadicMedic
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I worked my last medic shift last night. Doing laundry, getting ready to turn my uniforms in next week.
I'm moving to Savannah Georgia in a few days. Hopefully I can find a little Per diem/part-time work so I can keep my cert.
I'm moving to Savannah Georgia in a few days. Hopefully I can find a little Per diem/part-time work so I can keep my cert.
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Going into different field?
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Interesting......I just spent a month in Savannah for clinical and was offered a job there.
Savannah's a cool place, but too crowded for me personally.
Good luck.
NomadicMedic
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Yeah. Before becoming a medic, I was in radio station management. I've been recruited back to that job.
NomadicMedic
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I need a little bit more city life. I like Delaware, but… It's a bit of a cultural wasteland. If there's anyone from the Savannah area here, I'd appreciate a tip or two on where to drop a resume for some PT stuff.
MonkeyArrow
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Not in Savannah but in Atlanta. Been down there a few times. It's a beautiful city with nice beach access.
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I was gonna say...talk about a change of scenery.
Congrats sir.
Does that mean SCEMS is hiring?
NomadicMedic
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Does that mean SCEMS is hiring?
That's a good question. I think SCEMS is actually fully staffed, and has medics on an eligibility list. However, we do lose 6 to 10 people year. So, that could change soon. No mountains here. Absolutely no snowmobiling… Unless you want to do it across the cornfield.
Bishop
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I just sneezed and it hurt. Now back to studying.
MrJones
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I'll see your sneeze and raise you a "Tell me again why I thought a second Masters Degree would be a good idea. Now back to studying".
VFlutter
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Uh oh. I spent too much money again
Rin
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Uh oh. I spent too much money again
I love that you're so excited about it, you had to share it as soon as you made it to your car. XD
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The whole state isn't that bad... There is a reason they call it "lower slower DE"
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Oh, those can be just too cool...Uh oh. I spent too much money again
Having too cool stuff is sometimes worth paying the too much money.