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I just got the approval email to access the application status. So I am sending those documents in tomorrow

Thanks, I just applied to a 911 agency to the west of Tampa. I am just not familiar with the layout down there yet, so doing a lot of google searches lol

I just applied to be able to take mine, just waiting to hear back

You shouldn't need to have school verify if they already have. Contact Nremt

Just spoke to the other half who is down in Florida right now for a job interview and she took a job in Sarasota, Florida. So I guess now we are moving down there in mid March. The fun part now begins: looking for a medic job near there, a place to live, and figure out how to get the house...

Sounds like mid to end March I'll be moving

What is your question?

You have two options, you can either go take the written test for re-certification or fulfill the continuing education requirements. Contact the NREMT and speak to them directly. Most likely if you were able to re-certify your state license, you might have enough hours for NREMT, you just have...

Ok I have not read what everyone has put. here is my view on it. If you do not touch the patient and he/she does not want any medical attention and you do not see anything that is concerning IE GCS 15 Alert and Oriented and no signs of distress/trauma. that is a NO Patient Found type chart...

Alright where to start with this... First off, there are currently two different "Medic" programs in the army. Not sure which one you were looking at, but I am guessing just 68w program. This is a 16 week AIT program, takes you through EMT-2011 for the first 8 weeks, and than the last 8 weeks...

I thought a gravy boat would be more appropriate

Chimpie Since your getting married this year, If I end up moving down to Sarasota can I come to your wedding :)

I guess for me personally, is the time. I have 5 days off every week and I dont truly want to give it back up for school. But I do know I will have too :(

I used http://www.medspx.com/ and It helped me study and was amazing.

Well first off congrats on starting your EMS Career. I wouldn't say hard, more time consuming. If you have a few brain cells it wont be bad if you pay attention and take notes, along with what I said before a few brain cells. Take notes, flash cards help, study groups, and pay attention...

Now on the Oral Boards, Just remember your skill sheets and hit everything on your skill sheets from start to finish and you will do fine.

1. Yes you will know at the end of testing if you passed and what your failed. 2. It depends on your site, but I believe for the paramedic you can retest up to 5 stations in one day. If you fail more than 5 than you must take every station over again at a different site. But these depends on...

That made my head hurt trying to understand what you were trying to say. Using my brain I am trying to fill in all the blanks. If a patient doesnt want to be taken to "AAA" Hospital and wants to go to "XYZ" Hospital you go to "XYZ". If the person with Power of Attorney same thing. Now if it...

Unresponsive patients are actually a lot easier to deal with. They don't yell at you, lie to you, talk back to you. Check Responsiveness, than pulse, Air Breathing, Rapid Trauma. Remember Unresponsive is a Trauma Patient until proven otherwise.

I was considering applying and moving down to that area to work for Acadian. So I take it you dont recommend it and I should stay local