That is a great idea but in my system it wouldn't work. We have a LUCAS for compressions enroute. I personally don't drive a true cardiac arrest in code but they are people in my system that do. It's left up to the individual medic. We get to use our brains instead of a cookbook.
Isn't this statement a little unfair? I have two questions before I respond. First, are you being trained NATIONAL REGISTRY or state level. Second, Do you not realize how much of an impact a good EMT can have on a true emergency. I believe you discount how valuable your new certification will...
In all fairness a good EMS supervisor will lead and inspire you to be the best you can be at your job. He/She will let you know unwaveringly where the standards are, where your performance is, and give you the tools to improve. The good supervisor will be the person you can call in the middle...