Search results

Ya that raider game was amazing and I don't care for either team

Well that doesn't sound great. Any good fire / ems places to work in the Nashville area?

Nashville Fire? I think their EMS is separate from fire suppression

Where you interning at?

Awesome helmet!

Couldn't we say the same about the "affordable" care act? Haha

Echoing what CTMD said, they'll get on scene first and bring no equipment in. At night they'll just wait in the engine for AMR to show up and then maybe send one FF in to check if AMR needs help. Even if AMR does need help they won't always assist. The only next step to not caring would be I...

I've worked in 5 different socal counties in various first responder roles, and probably with close to 50 different fire agencies. I can tell you by far my least favorite to deal with on scene is San Bernardino County Fire.

Terrible attitudes, poor patient care, the worst bedside manners, and for whatever reason they don't seem to play well with others on medical aides, fires, rescues, etc... I've worked with them on calls as both a private medic and a firefighter. My feelings are shared by plenty of...

I used to work AMR VV back in the day. Wasn't a terrible spot to be at. But I could not stand county fire! Too bad Hesperia and Victorville don't form a district with apple valley or something. I heard they used to be good depts to work with before they went county. Oh well.

They're a stroke center

Ya out here in the I.E. I've talked to a few of the medics from AMR and they are constantly short staffed. I feel bad because I know they are non stop running calls.

Saw a job opening for American offering up to 10k sign on / relocation bonus. Pay was 50k-63k on either 48 or 60hr work weeks. That's pretty good for the central valley

I'd go with SLO if I was you.

Very few hospital EDs use paramedics. CA paramedics are pretty much limited to private ems or fire

Way back about 10 years ago I applied to them and they didn't even interview me because I had some fire background stuff. If you mention anything about a FD to hall you're not going to get very far.

When does your academy start?

San Luis Ambulance in SLO sounds like a good option. Not quite socal but fairly close. But it's not super busy, limited posting, almost all 24 cars, all ALS system. The only problem is they rarely hire EMTs and when they do they start them part time, so you're going to need another job to...

I don't think the cities I work in have Live PD, if they did I may watch an episode lol. One of the deputies in my city is pretty good looking haha

I live 10/15 minutes from the stations I work at and like others said when I'm off I'm off. I don't talk about work, I don't think about it, and the last thing I'd want to do is hear it when I'm home. I enjoy my days off too much to care what's happening at work. I'll find out anything important...