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I can try to email a few CT instructors i know and find out if they know of any, but emt-Is are quite rare in ct, so finding a class could be hard , Good luck finding a course, ill let you know if i come up with anything

I would say it should be fine for your use, Thought there are some others on more reputable sites than ebay for a bout the same price and probably more reliable.

We also have speakers in the rear of our trucks, But so far we have only used them to listen to music returning from the hospital.

http://tinyurl.com/4gd9l7a Try that i saw a few.

Die hard 8 inch side zip dutys from sears also around $39, Iv had mine for about 5 months and they show minimal wear.

One of the fire departments i operate alongside while on the ambulance uses these a lot. They are built just like the regular boards but they have a hinge. I personally use one piece boards at my FD and Ambulance company but, if we are dispatched to an accident and they already have the PT...

^_^ LOL, But really it is nice! i prefer the dual heads But i might get one like that just because of the color!!!!!:P

No but i make sure to wash my hands any time i have a chance, Though i do usually keep hand sanitizer in my jump bag in my vehicle.

Ive seen/heard of people drop them in drunks just to check responsiveness, its not right but it happens!

Hello from CT!!!!

It also helps to get tips from people in the field, Be careful though many ems providers with expirience do things much different than what the class teaches so be careful, But also use the other suggestions, all prep will help!

Well put, Ill just add in many cases, "you can't fix stupid". Other than that leave them the way they are, Ive ridden quads from little 125s all the way to utility or full race built450s etc, Done some crazy things but, im still here and never been hurt, Its all about taking appropriate safety...

Wow id say thats a crazy day! it surprises me how little you carry on your person especially on ski patrol. What type of training are all the staff there required to have in order to have a medical position?

Please realize my town is actually a village/suburb so to speak of the town of plainfield, which is currently home to 44000 + residents, So my response area is quite large on a second crew call and we have more than enough people close enough to the garage that when a second crew call comes in...

I do like the IH's:) But we dont have the room nor the need for such a big truck, as it is our trucks are perfectly set up no wasted space, Hoping to see the new chevy soon!

Lights on scene for FD, ambulance knows how to use their gps, and yes ill admit theyre going to look cool, so i have to say something that makes at least a little sense to justify them!:P and i meant theres no insurance to run lights, because it my but if anything happens while theyre in use...

its not for response times. Theyre for visibility at night, or early morning. With my ambulance company if we get paged second crew call, ill usually go right to the scene as, we use i am responding, so the arriving crew would know whos going, with the FD many calls are in very badly marked...

TIR3's would look nice :D i was kindof leaning towards strobes but theyre impossible to find now. so what about deck of the toyota or rear window of the jeep? Keep in mind i already have one dash light

Sometimes the more expensive ones make a difference, but for a really good one is like $50+. and if nobody else uses your rig after you you could leave it in

Heres the deal, I run on an ambulance and have finally became of age to join the local VFD. I already have a whelen single blue led dash light as well as an older cadet, But now i want grille and deck lights, SO i want some specific suggestions, theyre either going in a '94 toyota tercel, or a...