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Last time I took it it was basic EMT nremt question’s. Nothing crazy. Was I think 50 questions? If you recently passed registry you will be okay

*most McCormick people

Just practice is really all it is. Just pick a start point and route to nearest ER or trauma center or fire station. Also driving the area your going to work in helps out too. I’m guessing Inglewood area is were lost McCormick people start off from what I heard. Even though your probably never...

They seemed great! I interviewed with imperial the other week and everything went great until I did my Fitness exam. Consisted of just a X-ray of my spine? Turns out I have very minor scoliosis that the doctor stated wasn’t significant. But any spine abnormality is a disqualification apparently...

Oh I totally forgot about the union they got going on. I was told to hold off on liberty ridgecrest due to them being bought by the local hospital and changes happening. I have applied to riggs, American Fresno and sequoia safety council though and looked up San Bernardino AO but didn’t see...

Oh hahaha I wish that sounds awesome. I’ve been talking to my girlfriend about moving and have eased her more into the idea 💡

Where that at????

The answers won’t be that close. Be something obvious. Most likely be a question regarding what rate to start CPR

No matter what you read it’s going to be different. Best advice is just take the average and go with that.

Offered main metro and Mojave post 14 day shifts. Mojave is actually closer to me than Main is but still hour and half drive. I think about 97 miles comes out to. If I lived in metro area the pay wouldn’t be bad at all. I feel rent up there is definitely cheaper than Pasadena haha 🙄

I would love to move out of so cal but my Gf halfway done with her classes. Hopefully once she is done she will be willing still to relocate out of the area. Cost of living just got to crazy

I did apply there part time for a shift per week to just get 911 experience and then pay my bills with the IFT gig.

Actually the 911 gig is hall. Closest station is hour and a half and they offered $16/hr If I lived closer I’ll do it but with gas prices being almost $5/gallon be financially hard

Indeed it is. And i applied to AMR for part time in riverside and they actually already called me back for an interview. I would do full time there but again pay would leave me financially unstable. But part time would at least get me the 911 experience.

That is true. I love pre hospital medicine but I do know I will want to upgrade to different level st one point or another.

I That’s the only reason why I’m afraid of taking the IfT position. I don’t want my skills to go to waste. But will be financially stable. Thanks for all the input! I’ll take the ift gig and do a part time 911 on the side.

Financially I am definitely not in good zone haha. 911 gig sounds great but I also forget not every call is critical or requires any interventions. I will probably be more financially burdened tbh. I like the hybrid option! After looking some more I did find some 911 companies that are about...

So currently I am in the decision of employment with two companies. I am a brand new medic with no medic experience so far. One is 911 with some IFT. Other is purely ALS-IFT but they are getting a 911 contract next year. Question is should I go with a 911 company that offers great experience...

Question regarding Hall pay rates, do you start at step 1 automatically or do they place you based on experience?

With being HTN I doubt any involvement. I would expect patient to be hypotensive instead. Other than getting a V4r I would have done everything the same