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You don't submit your CPR cert to the national registry.

I'm on my phone right now, but search for the MA company thread. There's good info in there. Also why did you start two identical threads?

For how rural some places are, protocols are fairly restrictive. I'd blame that mainly.

Most people that I know from vermont in medic programs head down to NH. Theres a shift going on in Vermont to paramedics. Its well known that they were a rather rare breed, most providers being Intermediates. If you have any specific questions I'd be happy to address them.

You'd be more marketable as an RN or medic for foreign relief work or things of that sort. Don't know of any progress that utilize basics.

I wanted to create a thread to talk about the more and more frequent use of the club drug called "Molly" (MDMA). In the last few weeks there have been a handful of deaths linked to supposed Molly usage, Boston at the House of Blues and Electric Zoo in NYC leading to the closing of the festival...

What 911 contracts does Brewster have?

Pulled this from a draft of the new protocols for the state of Vermont.

Are you allergic or did you get your doc to prescribe you one just for piece of mind?

I have no idea, but am I wrong to assume they would be hiring medics not EMTS?

In general your veteran status will be an advantage to you no matter your MOS. There honestly isn't a huge jump in knowledge medically. You'll get your EMT already so you're able to exit your service and transition directly into the civilian sector. You'll be able to operate at a higher scope...

My company is currently looking for medics I believe. PM me for more info.

Took me a full week aster passing my aemt cognitive. It may take longer for you since the practical results have to be sent and reviewed by the registry. Always quicker if the written is the last thing you complete.

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What's the process of attaining the Flight qualifier? Does it require a certain amount of time as a baseline whiskey?

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We don't have IOs yet. Glucagon it would be unfortunately.

Study the anatomy of the arm veins. Having an idea where they lead will help you in visualization. I generally go by feel more than seeing the vein. If its a tricky stick, I sometimes feel out the vein, then use the capped catheter to place two marks on the vein so I have something to aim at.