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Depending on system. Where I am, with all basic fire for the majority of calls, if they arrive first, they get a good basic assessment and a set of vitals. For critical patients, they do cpr and help with the manouvering and movement of the patient.

http://emtlife.com/threads/the-ultimate-ambulance-drivers-license-thread-ca.40710/

You'll really get to... see... the place you call home. It's a whole new world when the sun goes down.

Some great ideas here guys! I am going to try that soylent stuff. Also I completely forgot rice and beans existed.

Video taped practicals? Is this a new requirement? When I took the course last year we just had a proctor who signed us off after performing the skill.

That blue and orange shirt n tie combo is amazing.

And the key is that they can operate at a loss. Private can't.

A hospital isn't very far for me. We do have some blankets that have our logo, but we remove and change them with those toasty er blankets.

Danner makes women's sizes I beleive. Rumor is they fit well.

It is possible, but difficult. If there are absolutly no places near you that hire under 21, look into volunteer services, if there are none, look for ER tech.

I'm with you on that one.

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/San-Jose-Firefighters-May-Transport-Patients-to-Cut-Down-Response-Times-296528011.html

Hall Ambulance Kern County, CA

No. You must have an Ambulance driver certificate.

Okie dokie. Good luck!

Soooooooo you apply yet?

Better that than rigid.

Good call. No reason to not put your absolute best foot forward.

Dump the point.

No kidding! My figures are all pre tax unfortunately.