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I didnt word that correctly... by turning l/s on 2 times, I meant that I'd done 2 calls total. Thats it...

Oh my gosh, I'm dying here... in the 100ish hours I've worked so far this week and last, I've turned the l/s on TWO TIMES (I work for a 911 service!) Its almost comical at this point... if I'm in the south part of the county, the north part is blowing up the radio. If I go to the north...

We have them on the trucks, I havent worked a night MVC yet but living in the state of idiot drivers, you can bet your sweet asscheeks that I will be wearing it! Gradyemt, have you met Kaj yet? He is still 3rd riding, I think he finishes orientation week after next.

Thanks yall! I worked with my paramedic on Friday, I think we're gonna be good together!! PS, yes, I'm working for AMR.

BS geography double minor in geology and planning NREMT and GA State EMT-I CPST eventually EMT-P Thats it, I'm boring and lazy!

0 coffee, 1-20oz Mt. Dew per day typically and the rest water or sweet tea

We didnt do that either. From reading this, its amazing how different AMR is from region to region... I've heard that I'm working at the red headed step child division though. I have been very happy with what I've seen so far. I'm sure behind the scenes its different, but from my vision, its...

I don't know the site but I have Busta Rhymes "Call da ambaaalance" and it makes me giggle everytime my phone rings. I downloaded it directly from the phone

I just started with them and didnt have any written test. I did have a physical agility test and a pre-employment drug screening. In my orientation class, there were 4 full-time employees and 2 part-time

in 08 in metro-Atlanta, GA im finding that a newbie EMT-intermediate makes in the 12-13 range starting out.

are you wondering if it will be hair, blood or urine, or are you wondering what they test for? At my test, it was a witnessed urine test where they lady actually stood in the doorway, looking the opposite direction. Before the test they said something like "have you taken or eaten anything...

I'm so excited.. I begin my 24/48 schedule on 6/7. I am working for a national company about 12 miles from home. Its both 911 and transport (not much transporting from this station) so I should get lots of experience in both areas pretty quickly. I'm very excited... and green... and scared...

you might need to find an army/navy kind of store local if you need them by next week... all the ones I've seen online require hemming. To have something hemmed in MY house requires about 4 days at the dry cleaners!!!

or, when calling into the hospital with report of "CPR in progress" the nurse comes back with "you forgot to give vitals"

I didnt run it, but there was recently a call over the radio for a horse and buggy without a driver. A. I live in metro-Atlanta. It may be the norm in say PENNSYLVANIA, I dont know that I've ever even seen a horse and buggy in person that wasnt in downtown Atlanta however. B. WTH are...

the only thing I've found so far is 50% off of Krystal (like White Castle) AKA gut bombs which I wouldnt dare eat while on duty!!!!

lt. shirt pocket.. money and debit card, pen in the pen slot cell phone on belt lip gloss in right pant pocket, 2 pairs of gloves in left pant pocket shears, pen light and sharpie on right leg pocket

I know some/all of AMR does, do other companies? What do you think of it???:unsure:

good luck! I didnt have many more than that and left feeling completely defeated. I was SHOCKED when I got the "passed" message on nremt.org From my class, there have been 2-mid-70's, 1 passed, 1 failed. 1 that passed in the 130 range. I passed and another guy failed in the upper 70-low...

EXACTLY! Rely on your training!! You will do fine!