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anyone?:)

Hi everyone! I need some help! My dad and me would like to go to the US to do some drive alongs with an ambulance service. My dad once did that in the early 90's at the former EMS service in New York. Now it's my turn:p, he want's to come along though. Now, we would like to do this somewhere...

Thanks joy! haven't seen you around lately, how are you?

I am Thom, I'm from Belgium and I live in the city Dendermonde. I work in my dad's private ambulance service, we provide emergency care in our region, intensive care transports (micu) non-urgent transports, wheelchair transports,... I became an "ambulancier" (similar to te emt-b level) at 18...

For those calls where I can make difference.. Oh and probably because it's in my blood.. The first word I could say was "TUTA", so when I heard a sirene it went like "oh tuta". (ref. My dad own's a private ambulance service)

I was 18:)

Hi joy,, I graduated last week.. So I am officialy a nurse now.. It doesn't end with this though, I'm taking an extra year to earn a bachelor after bachelor in emergency and intensive care.. Looking forward to that..

I agree with joy.. Happens a lot here too.. When able a patiënt can walk to the ambulance by himself, I can not really see the point in getting every patiënt into the ambulance by stretcher.

Hi to all fellow collegues all over the world. Thought it would be fun to start a thread. All over the world there are different EMS systems.. In the USA there's the emt-B/paramedic system, here in belgium poorly trained ambulance-personnel with ALS back up from a medical team (ER doc + Nurse...

Hi! I'm doing well! What about you? Hoping to get back on the chat soon!! C u there

Sure!! Always welcome:P

Question's about the Belgium EMS system?.. Just ask:)

Me Grtz From Belgium!

mmm Coffee^_^,, 2 cups in the morning and 1 or 2 in the evening with a little piece of chocolat with that:P, just a great end of the day. grtz