the 100% directionless thread

[teedubbyaw]

Anyone know anything about 10yr work history for an application? I had a couple of summer jobs way back that I have no interest in listing, and never have, but wondering if it's different with a government application (as in can they find that information if I don't list it).

 

[exodus]

Anyone know anything about 10yr work history for an application? I had a couple of summer jobs way back that I have no interest in listing, and never have, but wondering if it's different with a government application (as in can they find that information if I don't list it).

Call the IRS, and request ask your W2s. Let your recruiter know the set back too.

 

[Chewy20]

Swift water training was an eye opener today. Also I think I have about a gallon of water in my sinuses.

 

[STXmedic]

Swift water training was an eye opener today. Also I think I have about a gallon of water in my sinuses.

Watch out for the fire ant balls... [emoji21]

 

[JPINFV]

Sigh...

Dear EM intern that's on the medicine team with me... keep thinking that busting into a room yelling out orders is the same thing as actually treating patients... because, you know, your attendings do a ton of yelling in the ED...

 

[Angel]

Supposedly you can also get this info from the social security office. But yea you want to list it because your background investigator will have access to it and it'll make it look like you're hiding something.

Anyone know anything about 10yr work history for an application? I had a couple of summer jobs way back that I have no interest in listing, and never have, but wondering if it's different with a government application (as in can they find that information if I don't list it).

 

[Chewy20]

Watch out for the fire ant balls... [emoji21]

One of our rescue medics told us a story when he saw a fuzzy ball floating towards him. Guess it didn't end to well lol.

 

[Anjel]

Watch out for the fire ant balls... [emoji21]

Reason 9863686 why I never want to go to Texas.

There is only one big reason why I would go, but I'd make it quick and hightail my butt back to Michigan lol

 

[DesertMedic66]

2 calls and 2 emergent transports to the ER so far today. Bradycardia at a rate of 20 and a stroke. I'm not liking this at all

 

[Clare]

Had a young teenage guy tonight who tried to kill himself by slitting his throat, what a shame ... and a mess!

 

[9D4]

2 calls and 2 emergent transports to the ER so far today. Bradycardia at a rate of 20 and a stroke. I'm not liking this at all

I've had 9 calls during my 2 shifts so far. Every single one signed a release...

 

[DesertMedic66]

I've had 9 calls during my 2 shifts so far. Every single one signed a release...

This is for my EMT job. For medic internship I have had somewhere around ~25 calls and 12 ALS patient contacts in 72 hours

 

[STXmedic]

I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy the occasional throw down with combative substance abuse patients...

 

[teedubbyaw]

I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy the occasional throw down with combative substance abuse patients...

well let's wrastle then.

 

[exodus]

This is for my EMT job. For medic internship I have had somewhere around ~25 calls and 12 ALS patient contacts in 72 hours

We had 4 TC's today.

 

[CodeBru1984]

Three days off before the new jobs starts and I'm almost 100% unpacked. Now what to do.

 

[Jim37F]

Just got home from a 24 hour shift yesterday. Started at 0700 yesterday, first call wasn't until 1:30 in the afternoon, by the time we got relieved at 0700 this morning we had 13 runs in the logbook. Only transported 6 of those, had 6 cleared on scene and 1 cancelled enroute, transported 3 emergent (including one trauma transfer and one that was a full blown STEMI, sorry don't have a 12 lead copy lol). Still feels weird pulling up to our base hospital to pick up a patient to transfer to another hospital, it's not exactly a little hole in the wall "doc in a box" what with a 30+ bed ED that's approved for pediatrics (EDAP), a STEMI receiving center, an Approved Stroke Center, NICU, Perinatal and nearly every other service we could want...except for Trauma center so we had to drive the ~6 miles to the level II trauma center next town over...Why the transfer necessitated a fire department response at 5 in the morning over an ALS (or even CCT) unit from one of the privates that has a major transport contract (considering I worked on a CCT shift for said company a year ago I know for a fact they have at least 3 CCT units probably doing nothing more than just sitting waiting for a call, or heck a medic ambulance would've been just as good as a fire engine and ambulance for a hospital to hospital transfer, but I'm starting to ramble....think I'll go play some Arkham Origins until my coffee energy drink thing wears off and I can get a bit of shut eye since I only got ~4 hours between calls last night (and now you know why I'm rambling

 

[Anjel]

^^^ that was a whole bunch of ramble lol

 

[gotbeerz001]

Marry a vet. Just sayin'

My lady is a vet... U too?

 

[gotbeerz001]

I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy the occasional throw down with combative substance abuse patients...

Word.