No way! CMAC is awesome hard to believe someone can mess that up lol. With that being said with a CMAC you are able to do DL and VL which is real nice. My only other VL experience was with the KV which I didn’t personally like. With the KV just be careful not to go too deep and get false...
They are doing usual panel interview questions in addition to a few scenarios with an education manager and someone else. It all moved to Denver but still similar to before.
You are learning. Work where you want to live not the other way around. More to life than “Protocols”. Like Family, friends and fun. Yes your career is important but it’s on the end of the spectrum when you consider other things like I mentioned. You need to find a balance on what is more...
Air methods already did a study on this and we have implemented the focus on resuscitation with the use of PDP if needed. Using vasopressin or phenyl depending on type of pt. I forgot the actual numbers regarding peri-arrest with RSI but they found patients with <80mmhg and ETCO2 <25 was not...
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I almost didn't post that because I know you aren't. But figured other people are curious even though I did the work for them. That being said, yes there is many other places that I'd rather go as well. But I think I am going to be joining the dark side. I love being a medic but...
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Keep in mind they are going to 42hr work week so the pay would be like the "Comm" guys. There is no difference in pay if you work a 24hr or 12hr shift.
Also their is now a "modified-medic 1" so you start at a slightly higher pay which is the 1yr medic 1 pay.
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Been a medic little over 3 months and have had 6 workable arrests, 3 DOA, and only 2 of which were transported. If we are just talking medical arrests. 350k-400k pop, priority tiered dispatch, bls fire and als ems, high crime and poverty.