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It states in the letter to wear workout clothes under your normal street clothes, sneakers and to bring a towel for personal use.

Thanks for the advice. I'm about 185lb and stand 5'10" a little extra baggage but not much. I'd love to loose 10lbs but I'm happy where I'm at.

Oh ok. I bought a 20 pound vest, will be wearing it daily.

We do NOT staff our station, we are 100% volunteer day and night. We all respond when we can and most are from home. Good luck, stay safe and have fun learning.

My list number is 51X, so hoping for July as well. Did you get your PAT date yet? I'm going April 17.

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Good luck. I'm hoping to get in one of the next two classes coming up. Question if you don't pass the stairclimb do you have reapply or do you get another agility test date later down the line?

Ken wood in my area is less expensive than Motorola. We use icomm, we don't use pagers for EMS.

Thanks for the advice. I'm in the Hudson Valley Region, we are planning on leaving around 0430 that morning for the drive down.

My list number is 51X for test 6003. Going for my physical agility test April 17.

MedicPrincess... I am sorry to hear you had a bad weekend as well. I am glad to have a place that I can come to and get support. The worse part for me is I keep seeing everything that we did for this girl and nothing worked. I can't understand why a mother wouldn't strap her child in...

As long as the quarters are kept clean and the rig is ready to go we are fine to sleep!

It was my second day of training on my new job doing transports. I was in the back with another EMT going over pt Hx. I am reading over the Hx and said to my partner "HIV/AIDS risk" the pt got really upset and said that better not be in there, I quickly realized what I did and turned to the...

CONGRATS! Here in NY it is a 4-6 week wait on the written, unless you go two hour travel for on the spot scoring! I did that last winter in the middle of a snow storm, a normal 2 hour drive took us four hours and night in a motel room! CONGRATS again!

I totally agree that I should of had a class and have said this to many of the paramedics I've worked with and they all agree too. Thanks for the link and info, will be looking into this.

I have been working for a company for about five months. I started riding with a medic about three months ago. I am getting better at helping the medic when it is a an ALS call. But I was wondering how to become a better EMT for a medic? How do I learn the supplies they carry?

I live to love/hate this field! I have been on some other pediatric calls but nothing serious. I feel for anyone who looses someone close to them. Oh and you didn't hijack the thread, this is what we are all here for SUPPORT!

I started out with my volley squad. I work for a company that I started out doing BLS tranfsfers and I am currently working an ALS rig for the company.

This is Diesel.... This is Tonka, but he has grown in the months that we have had him... This was when we first got Tonka and Diesel was "Welcoming" him to our family!