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Wouldn't happen where I am. If police request transport they have to accompany. For the sake of the argument I would back off and if he wants to leave he is free to leave. I am not putting myself at risk by trying to keep the idiot in the truck.

Not enough info to go one.... But definitely not a board..... Maybe a collar..... Maybe.

This^ Getting foreign credentials transferred in is difficult but is a cake walk compared to the immigration side of things.

Anyone else use pulmicort nebs. I am a big fan of MDIs. My last service had them and nebs. My current only has nebs.... I miss having the option.

It can't hurt to put it on there but my guess is they are looking for direct pt contact. Have you tried calling or emailing the school for clarification? They would give you the best answer. Good luck , I have worked with several nait grads and most speak very highly of the program.

I misread. I hear all the time from people saying how hard the test is... It really isn't. That said... If English is your second language I can see it being much more difficult.

I wouldn't call it a complicated test at all.... It evaluates base minimum competency . That said I agree with the rest.

Do they still give out a "free" membership when you do phtls?

Wow really? My understanding was that the nremt was very strict and didn't outright allow outside training. Did they get a state license then get nremt that way?

Each province handles things differently I canada. It is a lengthy and costly undertaking. It is also very difficult to get a work visa unless you have ties to canada or come in through some type of program. Each province has a website that explains the process a bit and has contact info . Good...

Up in Canada, international sos pays between 500-700 a day plus they cover travel , benefits , etc. it was more before this downturn. some of my friends work for a company they recently bought out and I have talked to a few of there medics last year. But yeah , my company an many others cut pay...

What is the training for an EMT-I?Length or hours? Scope? It can be difficult to have foreign training accepted I'm Canada. Your training needs to meet or exceed the license profile you are going for. Check out www.paramedic.ca go to the nocp tab. Many provinces use this or a similar document...

There is also a discount on liability insurance..... Can remember the carrier....Which is something every provider should carry.

Barring any complications removing it... This would be a treat and release or a treat and refer for me. The typical 911 call answer is .... If they want to go you take them. I would also prefer entonox or ketamine for the sedation... If it was needed.

That it is. They were pretty great. Have a a least one call with each I will remember for the rest o my life. They were quite surprised to have a Canadian ride with them. To make a small world smaller... My wife is from Lynn.

I love my magnum side zips. Thy can be a bit expensive but they are the most comfortable boot I have ever worn. I get a new pair ever other year.... Boot allowance.

I do. I had Rachel and I think Scott or Shawn or something like that.... It was a few years ago.

I have a lot of leeway where I work. We also have a great medical director who encourages .... Expects us to deviate as our guidelines are just that... Guidelines. As for c-collars.... I am not a fan. I would like to see the soft collars come back.... Assuming they will have benefit. I am in my...

Obviously follow your guidelines.....But protocols and what is right for your pt can be at odds with one another. EMS is riddled with bro science, anecdote and tradition. Thankfully the tide is shifting towards evidence based medicine and science based medicine. It is very difficult for many to...

I spent some time with pro during my internship years ago. It was a great experience.