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welcome!! we can always use more Pennsyltuckians here!! lol

congrats on the new job. definately nothing to be ashamed of with "only" doing transports. thats where i started and i learned a LOT while i was doing transports. so, you dont have to just "just" transports. heheheheheh go out and get some street time for a bit, then focus on getting on...

congrats and welcome, brother!!

just be careful, driving an ambulance isnt ALL its cracked up to be. yeah, we got lights and woop-woops, but theres a lot of responsibility that goes with that too. i wish you lots of luck and be safe out there, bro!!B)

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you guys may want to take a look at this!! Ferno Proflex litters URGENT NOTICE TO: All MA Ambulance Services All MA EMTs FROM: Abdullah Rehayem, Director RE: Ferno PROFlexx Stretcher Failures and Cot Handling Safety DATE: August 7, 2008 The Department has received information documenting...

welcome to the forum Justin! i thought you might be one of the sheriff's deputies around here, but then i saw you were from chicago. lol good luck with classes!!

in my area, we get 2 minutes to respond....or at least acknowledge the call, let county know that crew is en route(if running with vollies), after that, 2 more minutes to get responding. if we arent responding by 4 mins, they tone out 2nd due. (and us paid guys get our a$$es ripped for not...

sling and swathe here too!!

good luck bro!!!!!

wow...you have to win the vote for smallest coverage area!! wow!

good call!! lol:beerchug:

well, what are all the backwoods hillbillys gonna do with their spare time now and waste camera film on????

i worked transport only when i first got my cert. while it IS a good learning experience,it tends to get very boring very quickly. so id go along with if you can get on with FDNY, then do that. running 911 is always better than routine transports.

welocome to the world of EMS Matt!! get in, sit down, shut up, and hold on!!!! lol

congratulations, Pete!! we can always use another drug pusher! lol

oh, ok....thats a good thing then lol

in PA, it doesnt matter if the daughter is POA or not, if the pt is CAOx4, its the pt's decision. i can try and talk the pt in to going by giving them possibilities as to why they feel/felt the way they did, but if they say no, all you can do is do a pt refusal. had one of those a couple weeks...

been there, did that.....did NOT want the t-shirt!!! lol

i was thinking CHF myself before i read the actual diagnosis from the OP. sudden onset, syncope, 95% on 15 lpm, gurgling as shes breathing, and swollen ankles/feet. sounds pretty textbook right there.