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I havent heard of any payed agency that does not have some sort of CISD, and most volunteer agencies also have something available for them also. It works for some, and doesn't for others.

Why do people keep replying to OLD threads that are like 9 months old.

please look at this thread, it will give you links to 90% of your questions http://emtlife.com/threads/new-questions-the-emtlife-abstracts-service.11715/

or just a nice handshake earlier in the day with a local deputy who just happens to request ems Standby for something and than cancel us just a few minutes after dispatch.

Usually I can get something in the hand Or wrist, if not IN

The atomizer will fit on any syringe, it twist in just like a normal needle does.

Take a deep breath! you will not make it in the field if you do not understand sarcasm. Sarcasm is was DEmedic was doing. Welcome to life in EMS, we will give you crap, but you do need to have a thicker skin, cause if you cant handle this, than you will Not last in the field. Now onto the...

Father attacks ambulance vehicle trying to rescue his son whose legs were severed by a train after celebrating his 18th birthday http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2882506/Teen-s-legs-severed-train-railway-crossing.html

please see attached.

Try 36 hours no calls haha so weird for me

Read through these, they should answer most of your questions http://emtlife.com/threads/working-during-school.40110/ http://emtlife.com/threads/what-to-expect-in-paramedic-school.40105/ http://emtlife.com/threads/difference-between-emt-and-paramedic-school-clinicals.39944/...

Honestly your best option is to talk to your state EMS office. You said you were in Ohio here is a few links for you http://ems.ohio.gov/ems_medical_transportation.stm http://ems.ohio.gov/

Hence the quotes Angel :p I couldnt think of any other clever saying

is that like the saying "I'm a real boy"

I disagree with the Labs will not be helpful in the overall clinical picture as of right now. I would love to know ABGs are on her, plus a full rainbow panel, I am going to need to know what the WHOLE clinical picture of this patient is, especially if I am going to be with this patient for...

I am guessing with the flight time, the responding Helo is coming from that area, so response time for the crew to get to scene is going to be 60 minutes, that is just my guess, I do not know if the 70-90 minute time frame for air is the time from launch to scene, back to hospital or just flight...

I heard a rumor that Ada county is testing in March for paramedics (Idaho)

I do know the northwest is very competitive, normally like 30-40 people testing per position

I didn't know 911 agencies had a specific unit just for pediatric calls! Rough shift that sucks Edit:spelling

Most people don't, the only reason why I did was I had just plugged my laptop into the tv so it was fresh in my head lol