Recent content by charlie135

Thanks guys. I had all my materials in paper form, and used a whiteboard. The custodial staff cleaned me out. (pun intended)

Does anyone have a slideshow, or notes for a BBP course they could forward me. I seem to have lost the materials I had to teach the course. Thanks

I personally do not carry weapons, and probably wont, but was interested to see if it is a practice followed by some. I do carry a folding pocket tool with a knife in it just for random stuff (you never know when they will come in handy). I do wish my company provided me with a knife/bullet...

Do any of you carry defensive weapons (knife, baton) for a worst case scenario when all the **** hits the fan? Is this even legal?

Does anyone know how long it takes to become a certified BLS healthcare provider CPR/AED Instructor? Thanks

If you contact a local dog training facility, they are usually ecstatic and willing to train you in Dog first aid. They gave us various sized dog O2 masks that fit over the muzzle. Good for smoke inhalation.

The patient will always come down perpendicular to the bed. I cant slide them off of the end. If I lower one end of the board and make the move in two segments, the board will slip so it needs to come down in one smooth motion.

I work with campus ems, and for these patients we will also have the local 911 ambulance respond for transport per protocol. So, we will have 1-2 campus EMTs, 2 Ambulance crew and 1 or more security officer. Resources include: Long spine board, scoop litter, bed sheets. At my home service...

So, I have recently come across a large number of ETOH college students who are in the upper bunk in dorm rooms. Usually I can get access to the foot and one side of the bed. I am trying to figure out the best way to get these kids out of the beds when they are unresponsive. I could scoop litter...