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Ohhh gotcha. That is some long hours for being ran all day and night. Do you have any places you recommend applying to

Never had a test like that. Most was the body drag and stepping up and down for 2 minutes

Also any info on liberty in ridgecrest??? I can’t find a website or any updated information from employees

I’m guessing AMR?

Nice. Do you like/recommend it???

Do you work in so cal???

I just obtained my medic and have been searching around for jobs. I am open to going up to hall or even American up in Fresno, or AMR in riverside/ San Bernardino but I also keep coming across job openings for ALS IFT medics in orange and Los Angeles county that pay $24-30 starting. I can't...

As long as you show up and read/study the book/notes you will be okay. Like everyone else said, it’s not to comprehensive and just dives into basic emergency medicine principles and topics.

Hmmm idk much about Ventura. All I know is gold cross is there which is AMR affiliate. AMR is there and lifeline EMS which I heard runs ojai and surrounding areas. I am curious myself since I’m almost done with medic school and looking at possible places to work/apply.

Anything abnormal. From STEMI to NSTEMi, to bundle branch blocks, ectopi, AV blocks, Accessory bypass tracks and so on. You will learn it all in school. I work my way around so I look at 1 and AVL , 2/3/avf. Then V1-v6

I did medic school and work full time. It is tiring as hellll but you gotta do what you got to do 🤷🏼‍♂️ I’m about to finish. Did clinicals on days off and field time I took off a month from work to complete. as long as you put in the study time you will be okay

Dude same!!! I was never taught in school exactly what that meant haha 😂 but from what I learned in clinicals and field, you pull up the medication into a flush, or pull up the medication and put in into a 50-100ml bag of NS, or you can pull up normal saline then pull up the medication. So...

Even though I feel her BGL wouldn’t be the issue if she came back to baseline on her own, it doesn’t hurt to just check it 🤷🏼‍♂️ The ER will ask anyways. Last PT I had during internship that seized and we got there and was 15/15 GCS I did a sugar, 4 lead, 12 lead and thorough assessment just...

😂 it was until care took it over

I’m 24 and recently just moved out with my girlfriend. Depending on we’re you are located I guess determines if you can alone. I’m in LA and no way I was able to afford an apartment by myself. Adulting is a pain in the *** though haha. I don’t have cable and went with jut WiFi and watch...

Pocketprep is good. I always just go through my notes from medic school. Do one notebook every week or so. Podcasts are also great. EMbasic or emcrit are my favorite. There made for ER doctors but a lot of good info

Pasadena a bit of shaking wasn’t crazy though. Cabinets just opened up on there own.

https://nmetc.com/

Not sure about Georgia but indeed.com always has good postings. You can check the emplacement board here on the forums also. I Passed by the local ER and watched what ambulances showed up to find places I didn't know about/though of applying to 🤷🏼‍♂️