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I'm 5'5 and I've had a partner that was 6'7. Worked just fine after a few trial and errors of figuring out the best way to do everything.

So, here's what's happening. Basically, I have a hard time keeping weight, I eat almost constantly and eat anything that I want however I never seem to be able to keep weight. I'm on the verge of going to see my PCP about it. This has been an ongoing problem for years. I just want to see if...

And on that note is where the fun of my state being an EMT-I/AEMT is considered BLS and only a medic is ALS. And on the note of epi, as an AEMT, I dont have epi pens on my truck(then again, I don't recall ever hearing of any trucks around that carry epi pens), I have epi 1:1 vials(you know...

To further from my last post, I forgot to mention that here(GA) an EMT-I or an AEMT is considered BLS, to include the I-99's that are still around. Your only ALS if your a medic.

Woow, is about all I can say. That and I'm glad I'm not a basic(though no offense to those who are). I suppose my state, while it uses the EMT-I'85 as the minimum to work on an ambulance is a bit more willing in its state scope of practice. This is what my state allows all providers at all the...

While I can only speak for one company on that list as Im a current employee of one of them. I can say that I make 6 cents less than what Grady would pay me as an AEMT. So, most of the places on the list pay very close to if not the same as Grady, without being as busy as Grady.

Some leave the area completely either via out of state or moving to north Georgia or down south. Most however go to surrounding companies that are busy, just not quite as busy as Grady and that pay decently, or they go with an FD. Such as these companies. Privates Puckett EMS-Cobb(911 with...

I'm confused here, you said in the beginning that your an EMT-Basic student but your profile say your a Paramedic. Soo, which is it?

Georgia does not officially use the EMT-B, to get on a truck here you must be an EMT-I'85 or above. Grady typically uses the EMT-I/Medic setting for all of their trucks, though they do have several BLS 911 trucks that have an EMT-I or AEMT with no medic. Grady is hospital based and works under...

Yes... Yes it is. But I'm ok with that.

I think you should look at the picture I posted, I'd say their pretty close to being the same size.

Oh well, I like being late for the party

I like this one, just saying.

Good old downtown Atlanta

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I can't say for the rest of it, but the after taking the EMT(IV) class, your EMT-B will not turn into an AEMT class. Mostly due to medications that can be given at the AEMT level.

I am selling 4 different books. The first is an EMT book from AAOS and it is the 10th edition, it is NOT in the plastic and has some slight highlighting. I'm looking for 40 dollars for this book. The second book is an EMT-I book from AAOS and is the 9th edition, the books is out of the...

As far as Gwinnett's classes I wouldn't know. From my understanding of this past registry testing, 20 something of their students showed up and all of them were re testing for various skills, though the majority had atleast the random to re test.

ProMedics is no longer in business, just adding that in there. Gwinnett Tech just tested out some Advanced students for NREMT on their practicals.

Took the AEMT exam on 9/8, 135 questions right at an hour. Passed first time