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7 minutes in town, and up to 20 in the rural areas.... that's the average.

Having my students do some community service stuff and take cookies and goodies out to the PHS guys at the hospital.

I have often said that we have one of the sickest jobs ... we sit around and wait for people to get hurt (or sick) and need us... how whacked is THAT?

I'd agree with wanting to meet RidRyder... I'd also like to meet DT4EMS... but, what the hey.. let's all get together for one big shindig!

Or "Professional Student"... I have a friend who is one of those.. :lol:

Best of luck to you in your Educational endeavors....

No offense taken..except that I'm Jo EMT..... of the female variety... eh well, my fault for choosing that ID many moons ago.... LOL. Anyway, yeah I figured that you knew what "HAM Technician" was... HAM Technicians operate amateur radios. My technician certification allows me to operate...

Ok, here's my 2 cents... Penny #1: I NEVER teach my students what we call "Real World" (Street) EMS while they are in the EMT-B program... why? Because the Registry doesn't test you on "Real World" stuff, they test you on DOT Curriculum from the book.. oh, and there's another reason... some...

Story of my life... well in that case I got you a new Ambulance... but I can't afford the fuel! :lol:

You know my address right? :lol:

I think I have heard JR Henry speak before.... even have the old handout.... pretty good stuff.... well, I hope you at least bought me something cool from one of the distributors.....

You get to Missouri (West Plains) and I'll come get you and bring you to Springfield for Steak and Shake, a visit of the Home base of Bass Pro, and a tour through Fantastic Caverns (the only "ride through" cave in the United States and 1 of 2 in the World!)....

I would agree that he is an AWESOME lecturer / speaker... although, on another level, I lost a little respect for him at a local conference here a few years ago.... DT4EMS... I'm jealous, I wanted to go to the ICE(P) conference, but the new job (that is not EMS related) had me too booked up...

You're using Steve Berry as a reason to move to Colorado.... ????? I'd be more inclined to use the beautiful scenery and the number of calls... but of course, that's just me.

I would have to agree... this type of training should be a requirement for all EMS personnel.

I predicted long ago when AED's first became the "standard".. that sooner or later there would be more liability in "not" having one onsite, than in having one. Expect to see more and more of these types of suits in the the future. In fact, I've seen about half a dozen related to Fitness...

Wow... Somehow I forgot this site existed! Ok.. here's mine... nothing too exciting though! CPR / First Aid: AHA BLS Instructor (all levels) since 1991 NSC Standard & Pediatric Instructor (CPR/FA) Missouri EMT-B License (since 1992) BTLS Instructor PBTLS Instructor BTLS Access...

I can't believe I'm admitting this... but what is "my space"????

I love pillows for almost every splinting situation. Love Sam Splints too.. basically the rule is "Splint as found".... Just as the others have said.

It's always heavy on Airway, and shock. I think the reason that you may have been told to pay attention to OB is due to the fact that EMT-B classes usually don't spend a TON of time on that topic, and depending on your instructor, certain aspects may not have been emphasized enough. Always...