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Colorado Mountain College. I'm in Chaffee, so the front range is too far a drive.

Got my acceptance for medic school!

He "fell".

I did PRN with them for about 8 months in Denver. It's a decent gig, especially for a newer EMT. Would definitely reccomend over an IFT gig. You're partnered with a PA or NP on 10 hour shifts. You definitely get to see a wide variety of patients, sick and not sick. Good chance to really practice...

Hiring full time medics, accepting applications for part-time EMT. Medics: $57,000-62,000 DOE EMT w/ IV Cert: $47,000-52,000 DOE District paid health plan, no cost to employee. 48/96, 911 only for 1200 sq mile rural district. 3 crews/shift, roughly 1200 calls/year. Denver Metro protocols...

We cover ~1200 square miles and have plenty of cell and radio dead zones. Our Doc has made it clear we can use our best judgement based on our training and existing protocols if we can't reach a doc for an order. Just document well and justify based on needs of the patient and follow up with an...

We are on a 401A w an optional deferred comp. But you're vested 100% at hire.

We just raised our rates, Paramedic 57-62k; EMT 47-52k. Healthcare covered by the district for employee and family.

Just curious, pretty well set where I am for the time being as I work to gain experience, complete my Medic cert and some other schooling. I just love to keep my options open. Looking to see what others consider some of the better career rural services, primarily in the Mountain West as I'm...

http://southparkambulance.com/jobs/

If you're looking for possible part time/PRN: http://southparkambulance.com/jobs/

Working rural EMS now: Gloves and stethoscope in a pocket unless the scope is on the dash. A few pens, click sharpie. Personal cell phone. Whacker belt (work 48s, don't want to gather stuff up every call): flashlight, radio, shears.

S Shoot me a PM if you have any other questions, I'm pretty happy out here.

Yes and no. We have 18 full time staff - of that we have 2 EMTs with IV cert; 1 AEMT and an Intermediate EMT. There's a bias towards hiring paramedics but we are trying to build a part time pool so you may have luck there.

http://southparkambulance.com/jobs/

A little late but we're hiring in South Park out of Fairplay. Most of our staff commutes from the front range, 48/96 with medics starting in the $50s/annual and free healthcare.

I worked down in Pueblo as an EMT IV. I did IV starts and lab draws, blood cultures, numbed and prepped for the doc to do sutures/staples, orthoglass splinting and triage in the waiting room.

Our options are a bit limited in our quiet little redneck mountain town.

Full kitchen, my list of ideas right now includes instant pot chili, enchiladas, stuffed peppers.

We rotate dinner cooking on tour. Anyone have some good, easy ideas to feed 6?