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My experience has been that they usually they provide your service patch and you provide the other.

Cherokee Nation EMS and Muskogee Co EMS are both good services. Pafford is okay too. Muskogee does not have very many EMTs and have strong medic protocols. I am not super familar with Cherokee Nation but I have worked scenes with them and attended training in the past. RidRyder will probably be...

I laughed my *** off and made sure all the other on duty crew and every medic student I knew seen it yesterday. Thank you for making my day it definately helped yesterday. B)

I clean it all after each call and at the beginning of the shift I wipe down the cables, spo2, glucometer, laryngoscope, and anything else that possibly could have been forgot about by the previous crew.

I was refering to some previous threads regarding squampers and also was recalling the nice fierce discussion we had when Chris Kendall posted his pics originally. I believe eventually the thread was locked if I remember right. Yes I hate squampers. Or were you meaning to link to a squamper...

We had a bit of discussion on those a while back if I remember right lol quote=medic417;126652]Man fox bring back nightmares. I hate those squampers.

lmao just don't get bit or hurt.

I definately will keep that in mind.

Many states will re-certify you if you are in medic school with an official letter on school letterhead verifying you are there. Since you cannot be a medic without being an EMT, it would be pointless you know? I do not know if that is true where you are so contact your state EMS office for the...

Congrats man you deserve it :) Wish I was going to get to be part of your upcoming Branson instructor since it right by my hometown.

Awesome Kip :) Glad to see you are helping to keep Branson providers safe.

ACLS, BCLS, ITLS, PALS, NALS, PHTLS, BTLS, ATLS, APLS, HCP, CDLS, AHLS, farm medic, MERRT, AMLS, PEC, EPC, ASRT, vehicle/auto extrication technician, specialist, PEPP, NRP, GEMS, EVOC, CEVO II, EMD, DMS, agriculture emergency awareness, adv. farm medic, hazmat awareness, ops, tech, meth lab...

amen Kip amen

In your state, if a medic is present are they required to "tech"? I understand the arguement you make for wanting to be in the back since she was female, but is it allowed? In AR, a paramedic is required to take the call regardless of circumstances if they are present and the unit is ALS (which...

In OK they have a firefighter tax credit for career and volunteer fire as long as you meet the ceu requirement but thats all I know for AR, OK, and MO. I have never heard of any federal cut due to it.

LMAO thnks kat thats what I was thinking too "Hard to starboard"

I had a professor in college tell us "You can work and go to school or you can work and have a family. You can have a family and go to school, but you cannot do all three at the same time". He was a very wise man. When I started medic school I had made it all the way to my junior year in a 4...

ICS 100,200,700,and 800 are the recommended minimum for most field responders.

I guess I am just a magnet but I seem to run close to as many calls in the rural areas I worked as I did in the city...:ph34r:

I have worked places where we worked: 10-15 calls/12 hrs and did 3-12's one week then 4 12's the next with voluntary WELL paid LDTs (definately the way to go as most people fought to take as many LDTs outside of work as they could and there was no complaining). 2-10 calls per shift and did...