Why do you need fake pee...? If you're going to do drugs that are going to cause you problems without any real medical reason, then you shouldn't be doing them anyways, especially as a healthcare provider.
That said, we get tested often enough and randomly.
I carry a Smith and Wesson Swat Knife. A little big, but it does what I need it to do.
http://sniperrifle.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=425.0;attach=624;image
:p
http://www.nycremsco.org/bls.asp?intCategoryID=3&intArticleID=60
It WAS pretty easy to find on google :P But I figured I'm bored at work and have nothing else to do, so I took 30 seconds of boredom to post the direct link.
I work as a floor EMT at a casino right across the border in Oklahoma and we carry backpacks that hold all of our medical equipment. They're heavy as crap, but very very useful. My list will be all out of order and random from trying to haphazardly remember where everything is.
1 O2 tank...
I work EMS on a native american reservation and am native american myself, so typically short hair on males I work with is uncommon. My hair actually extends to midway down my shoulder blades. It's just a cultural thing I suppose and it doesn't interfere.
I finally got a job with Love County EMS in Oklahoma. Since I live in Texas and work there, I thought I'd see if anyone here worked out of the state that they live in and how they like it.
Sent from my Android mobile device.
So I received a call today from Texas Vital Care here in north Texas and I was asked to come in for an interview on Wednesday! I'm really excited and I hope that my being bilingual will have a large impact on them.
I'm not over confident that I'll get a position since this will be my first...
I turned my application for tvc in todau in Bells. I have to go up to Cooke County tomorrow to pick up an application since I just now have really started my North Texas job hunt.
Champion EMS
I did my rideouts with Champion out of its Henderson station, which covers almost all of Rusk county and does both 911 and IFT. The people I got to work with were all pretty awesome and they have a great management team and very advanced protocols. I'm pretty sure it's now Champion...
I'm not tempted really to believe it was initially an anxiety issue or an allergic reaction. I've personally attempted to clean things out like my shower or other such things with Clorox and after inhaling a bit too much of the chemicals that released into the air from the surface, I noticed...
I heard this in one of my first ride outs, just kind of an odd moment late at night after a busy busy day:
Dispatch: "Champion pre-alert...uh....someone I think..."
Us: please not us../
Dispatch: "Champion pre-alert (our town)"
*tones*
Dispatch: "Champion (####) please respond to a possible...