Recent content by BayEMTmaybeP

Anyone know much about this? I’ve seen it posted on AMRs site for quite some time for a CCT Paramedic in San Leandro CA. It states full time can make 94,000-116,000. Anyone have experience with this or know what it entails?

hey all, looking to relocate to Eureka CA in a year or so, curious about companies up there and opinions on them. I will be a new Paramedic. I’m aware of city ambulance but curious about other 911s in the area or even IFT, does falck or bigger companies have a presence in the area? Looking for...

Did you attend this program? Or is there anyone on the forum who did? This campus is about 4 hours away from me, so I would love to talk to someone who has done the Paramedic to RN program at the college. Thnx

I noticed AMR hiring for a CCT Paramedic in the Bay Area (CA). What is this role? Primarily IFT? Here is the note: Candidate must be currently certified (or be able to become certified by start date) as a Critical Care Paramedic by the Board for Critical Care Transport Paramedic Certification...

hi everyone, Was reaching out to see if travel assignment company’s existed (like RNs) for paramedics?

Hey everyone. Question for you. I am located in the Bay Area, and am finishing up my paramedic program. I am end goal looking to get into flight medicine. The companies I am farmiliar with is reach, and calstar. I realize most companies want a few years as an experienced paramedic in a busy...

i noticed UCSF mission bay has their own ambulance, is this in partnership with AMR? It is a PICU/NICU rig? I am interested in how employment works on it, and how they staff it. Thanks

Hi, I just got into a paramedic program and a uniform requirement is a stethoscope. Should I just get a basic one, or is it wise to invest in a certain one? I have only ever used off brand cheap ones through my IFT company. thanks

Hi All, I am looking for some assistance on a topic I am writing a paper on for class. "Not too long ago, nearly all EMS patients received supplemental oxygen if they were in respiratory distress, or complained of shortness of breath. This practice has changed to providing oxygen to patients...