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Handsome Robb

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Black cloud is back in force now that I'm not with a FTO anymore.

Airways on patients than hang themselves are a nightmare. That is all.
 

Anjel

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Just won a trip to LA! To see the American Music Awards next month.

Soooo excited.
 

Chimpie

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Went to a Lightning hockey game last night. First hockey game in at least twenty years. Won tickets from a radio show. Awesome time.
 

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DesertMedic66

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Preceptor: "hey, what would you do if this patient had a seizure right now?"

Me: "versed 2.5 IV or 5 IM"

Preceptor: "cool"

About 5 minutes after he said that

Me: "hey you know that versed we were talking about? Yeah can you get it out because she is starting to seize"
 

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My first stethoscope. (That is not from school )
 

SandpitMedic

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Game 7!

Go Giants!
 

LAKings67

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So I finally got on the "list" for AMR Riverside. Since being on the list for 2 months already. I have moved up a few spots. As I get closer to actually doing the 2 week orientation I am getting a lot of good info regarding the process. I have heard that during the 2 week process there are tests daily. Heard it's pretty basic I'm not worried about that. I was more curious on how they do "mapping" and map tests. Is it they give you some streets and its fill in the other streets or more of a hands on in the rig? Just wondering.
 

DesertMedic66

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So I finally got on the "list" for AMR Riverside. Since being on the list for 2 months already. I have moved up a few spots. As I get closer to actually doing the 2 week orientation I am getting a lot of good info regarding the process. I have heard that during the 2 week process there are tests daily. Heard it's pretty basic I'm not worried about that. I was more curious on how they do "mapping" and map tests. Is it they give you some streets and its fill in the other streets or more of a hands on in the rig? Just wondering.
Unless things have changed from when I did the orientation the riverside county guys did not have a mapping test until the field training time. And there weren't tests daily for us (there were maybe 5 tests total). However my info is almost 4 years old.
 

LAKings67

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Unless things have changed from when I did the orientation the riverside county guys did not have a mapping test until the field training time. And there weren't tests daily for us (there were maybe 5 tests total). However my info is almost 4 years old.
Sounds good. Yeah a guy I know worked for them close to 2 years ago. Info sounds about right. But like you said things may have changed since.
 

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Sweet, just got the email, officially slotted to take the written test for San Diego Fire-Rescue in December. Cool part is that's it's only like two days before my Army Reserve units drill dates, and since my unit is in San Diego, I can head down for the test, then chill out for a day and a half, then go to drill no worries. I like it, feels like a good omen.
 
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Sweet, just got the email, officially slotted to take the written test for San Diego Fire-Rescue in December. Cool part is that's it's only like two days before my Army Reserve units drill dates, and since my unit is in San Diego, I can head down for the test, then chill out for a day and a half, then go to drill no worries. I like it, feels like a good omen.

I just relocated from San Diego and go figure they invite me to test. As well as I know the San Diego system, I'm going to pass on the fire recruit test. I like where I'm at currently.
 
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