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Go national, thats what i plan to do when i take my basic after i get a little more experience under my current level, as far as Class goes, practice helps. Get a few family members to help, take BPS, vitals etc. Practice makes perfect, any way good luck. almost forgot, take lots of notes, the...

i got sears duty 8 inch boots for $39 on sale the red price is 65. i use them for My ems job and even going out in the woods to cut wood. A timberland boot would last forever to, i have a pair that ive had 4 years and theyre still nice

Actually the other day doing some additional training required by my service, we were told if we had a gps bring it. We respond to some weird places, lots of back roads. Just get one that is trustworthy. just have good knowledge of your most common response areas

Its a nice piece, but for the price mine will stay in my pocket. i dont use mine enough to justify a holder.

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Today i got 2 older whelen cadet beacons from my uncle. They both work, but i only have one lens. Whelen still makes the cadet but a different version. with a different lens set up. I was wondering if anyone here has one that would fit it, the model number on the light is cr-12 and the lens part...

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Per diem means on an as needed basis no set shift. Vollie is volunteering.

My company takes any new certs, But im in CT. and its a part paid part volunteer service, but i think even the local private service takes all newly certified basics. IMHO it really depends on the employer

Homer Simpson, Nice. I'm thinking about getting superman or something along that line just to make a statement, Only problem is i wear an 8in. boot on duty. Oh well. some people just look for reasons to complain. This story is a perfect example.

oops double post.

You're never to old For EMS! My dads cousin is almost 60 and has been doing it for ever and a day or two.

Meat is the only way to go! Then again i did grow up around a farming family, so i might be a little biased on the subject.

Welcome to a fellow New Englander!

Our shifts are 12's but i am not sure of the times. But i definitely know its only 12's

All i can say is WOW! IMHO as long as they are not an issue for patient care. Who cares?! Any way, socks usually are hidden underneath pants, unless they are wearing shorts, either way. This is ridiculous.

Our company just requires driver and emt-b, and there can be a third rider of any level, We have medic intercepts in my area, the medics drive fly cars and either meet us at the highway or on scene. A normal crew for us, is driver, emt, and EMR/MRT which in ct is just under emt basic.

actually pretty good, only two needed medical attention and transport, alot fell but got right back up. so for a 12 hour shift we had it quite easy.

my local private service starts medics at 25 an hour and emts are around 15. This is in CT.

i would have to say something along the lines of cops with a camera crew following every move.