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Lost - Precious moments with my wife and son. Any type of normal sleep cycle. Im sure some of my tone based hearing. Probably several years of health for my back/knees when I'm older. Gained - a fear of being in a state where I cannot care for myself. A sense of just how beautiful and...

God am I glad I dont live in cali.

I think that since you failed it on your original attempt, as well as your two retests that that counts as one full attempt. You will now have to redo all stations after remedial training for you second attempt.

Except that if you request it, a former employer can give nothing more than your dates of employment, and can say nothing good or bad, about performance. They can however, say if you are eligible for rehire.

Not to sound stupid- but I just got off a 24, did I miss something?

I understand what you are saying, but not all places in the US are like the previous posts. I have the same if not more education as the nurses in the area(my service requires it) and our pay is equal to the pay for ER nurses in the area. We, unfortunitly, are the exception and not the rule.

Yeah.. He is talking about the NREMT. Meaning it is a CBT. There is no writing involved. You cannot go back and look at previous questions. You cannot skip ahead.

Ah. Thank you for the response. There is a county opening(part time and call) here and the medical examiner is urging me to apply. I currenty work as a paramedic in the county. Here is the program they will be sending me to: http://medschool.slu.edu/mldi/

But you linked to a patients name, posted details about the incident, admitted you were there, and posted details about the aftercare/patients outcome. Anyway you look at it, it is wrong. It does not matter that it was already public information, that does not give you the right to spread it around.

Other names May also be called: medicolegal investigator, deputy coroner, deputy medical examiner Anyone? If not, I will let this one die.

Helpful advise Please for your sake and your patients, refrain from posting identifying information about patients and/or incidents you have been involved in.

Has anyone ever taken the courses for this? Where at, what did you like dislike of the course? Is anyone currently employed as one, or have been in the past? Thoughts on the position, good/bad - your experiances?

Bstone- I never stated that it is not ok for an incident to freak you out. Running away when that happens is a completely different story. The OP's most recent update completely changes things, as now it sounds like the amublance was leaving, tasks were performed and she was no longer needed...

Running is not running. Running due to safety of you or your crew is acceptable. Running because the patient might be the same age as a family member and this upsets you is not acceptable. You dont get to choose the age of your patients, and if you are responding to the page, esp in a volunteer...

I'm sorry. Regardless of what you would have or would not have done had you been the sole provider, if you walked or ran out of the ambulance/call as first responder or not you would not be working on a truck with me again. I think it would help for you to talk to someone about this. Sometimes...

Although his blog was never updated after few posts, did wtengel not serve his full contract?

I know I am just feeding the many named troll. But Yes I have. On just about every code we have around here. The day they didnt assist in some way or initiate if they arrived first would be the day they are most likely looking for a new job.

There you go. I'm not around often enough to be a favorite.. :sad:

Ah. I like to remain unknown, So I am not fbook friends with anyone on here

Maybe there is just a secret list we are not privy to.