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Shorts would be nice in the hot & humid Houston heat, but I probably wouldn't wear them. The button up shirts we wear bother me more than pants.

I wouldn't bother taking the course over again. Look over your book, and I'm sure things will start coming back to you. Plus if you work for a transport service you will be able to practice the skills you learned in class.

Why not have both AA and bachelors degrees for the paramedic level? This would be similar to the RN model. Keep the basic level for IFT transport and maybe for FF's. Let's keep it as a stepping stone towards becoming a medic. Have two pre-reqs for the basic course, at least four unit's of A&P...

Not sure if this is the right place for this question, but why start a online business in these tough economic times? It could be more trouble than it's worth. If you do plan on starting something hopefully you have a good business model. Not sure if EMS products is a good niche. It would be...

I see nothing wrong with him going straight to medic school, thats if he's able to find a good medic program. Probably highly unlikely since most schools in CA want experience. Find another IFT position, and get that experience. Also, make sure you get your full hourly wage next time you do...

Thank you, I figured the TX license number was mandatory. Oh well, I guess it's the good ole Houston IFT shenanigans.

What's the law regarding driving an ambulance with a different company name, and no license number on the sides of the rig? The two company's are in no way related. I'm sure it's illegal in some way right?

So are you receiving extra payment in the form of check or cash? I would of asked how this situation is being handled.

You must be speaking of the great HFD?:P If you have no interest in medicine don't bother becoming a medic.

I'm curious as to which company this is? Also, have they been around long? In any case sounds like you should be looking for something else ASAP. Are those permits your referring to the E-permits? I know the city of Houston, La porte, and Pasadena each have their own. I was under the...

Currently a basic in Houston doing the IFT thing for about two months. While being a basic isn't the most exciting EMS job in the world, it's a good learning experience. As far as future education plans, right now i'm undecided if I want to go the medic, nursing, or PA route.

I got hired as PRN, so I guess I'll see how things go. I'll still be sending my resume out to other companies though.

Yeah I know. The top one's aren't hiring right now, so I have to do something.

Need any information on them since I haven't found anything searching through google. I know they are not the top three private ambulance service in houston, but any information would be helpful.

thanks for the info guys.

while the list is for FF, it gives him an idea on who to contact. Knew a couple of people who volunteered as EMT's in some of the rural areas.

follow the link to some volunteer departments in san diego http://www.swccd.edu/Pdfs/ReserVolListTable.pdf

To drive one I meant. Here in CA you have to take a test down at the DMV, and you get special permit to drive. I couldn't find anything about this on the Texas DMV equivalent. This is why I asked the question.

Do you need a special license like here in California?

first day class started it was packed, about 45-50 students. As the weeks went on the class started thinning out. We ended with less than half left. We had to have 80% or better to pass.