Recent content by julesdamedic

I have info for Virginia providers that need CAT 1 hours. Just send me a PM for more info on free stuff.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20120803-travelwise-central-americas-shift-in-safety

http://www.naemt.org/education/PHTLS/TCCC/TCCC_home.aspx

Absolutely! I feel privileged to have met the Bomberos of Company 10, and plan to return as soon as I am able. :)

That's a very good question. I was there for a couple weeks. Because I was there for such a limited time, I'm no expert on changing the system. I just want to help as best I can.

Nope, but we had a very tasty cookout! The guacamole is awesome!

Thank you for your comments. :) I hope to get the guys more gear, so thank you for your insight and post!

Thank you! We have so much in the U.S. I hope to help the Bomberos in some small way. :)

Hi All: I recently helped with an accelerated EMT course in Guatemala City. It was amazing to see the lack of resources and the violence that the local fire fighter/paramedics have to handle on a day-to-day basis. Here are a few links for videos and info for anyone who is interested...

Hello! Hello All! I'm here to read, to contribute, and to help when needed. :) Thanks, Julie

Pitbullkid, I just sent you a PM with further details. Let me know if you have additional questions. :)

I would suggest taking a test that identifies the objectives you need to study as well as the type and level of questions you are missing. It's not a matter of studying harder, but studying smarter. Reading the book from cover-to-cover does little help in identifying what you need to study...

I've also pointed folks in that direction. Can't get much better than free CECBEMS!

Congratulations! :)

It's important to identify your learning styles and preferences. Reading a book for hours on end won't necessarily help you connect to the material. If you still need help, send me a PM.