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its like ikea store front ambulance. gentrified ambulance service. so fancy.

1)care 2)amr 3)mccormick 4)bowers 5)schaefer 6) screw it, i signed up for rn school. ;)

I know the previous comments didnt lead on much. But whats changed in the past 2 years? Any info on the operations and how als is compared to say LA Co. Als equivilant?

I was renewing PALS and heard AMR referred to as "THE FIRM." so lets all work for "The Firm." sounds dramatic in a daredevil vigilante kinda way. lol

I have no idea how it is to work for the company, BUT as someone working in EMS and living in Emergency's coverage area I second fishing's comment. Being on the other side, there was 2 instances where Emergency had to transport a family member of mine and they were both great emts, great people...

i believe 24hrs, cuz i initially took the bus out and had plane tickets to fly back the afternoon after the test (like i said i felt solid). but since i failed i lost out on the flight home, couch crashed at a buddies house and took the test the next day and bussed it home

i took it almost 2 years ago. you just need to study everything because it'll make you a better provider and help you through fto time. i'm not sure where you're coming from but since i was a California transplant it was a whole different world vegas. i thought it was pretty difficult. i went in...

what about care, amr, mccormick? any amr IE? they're all actively hiring. care is doing monthly orientations and AMR IE is doing 2 orientations a month!

As far as i know. Dual medic. Youll respond to more bls 911 than ift and youres BLS on scene. La co has scene control. You get call bonus per ift you run. 24hr kelley schedule

and just fyi, since you expressed interest in CARE. even though orientation is 5 days, like other suggested there's fto time. and all new hires start off giving full time availability. you have to give 5 days available. Try Emergency ambulance in brea. last i heard they hire part time. i had a...

http://www.emtlife.com/threads/desert-ambulance.40899/#post-567762 i asked about both desert amb and morongo basin in this thread. theres decent info on both in here. hope it helps

is the cost of tact med school out of pocket or sponsored by amr? also is the 2 years specified as needing to be full time or part time? thanks again.

https://onscenevideo.tv/anaheim-double-stabbing-2/ https://onscenevideo.tv/anaheim-suspect/ gurney protocol most important. having a clean made gurney is half your worries. and comfortable boots to stand in :P

Sorry if i'm thread-jacking, but i figured instead of starting a new thread i can post a question relevant. I was curious if anyone here is on the Tactical EMS team with riverside? if so, how's it operate? how do you like it? how often do they test applicants or how often do open positions come...

http://sciencelife.uchospitals.edu/2015/10/13/advanced-ambulance-care-increases-mortality/ I feel like theres holes in this argument past how its being presented.

Umm...what orange county protocols......?

Thanks. I figured as much but whats the hiring process like?

hey all, was curious if anyone knew the process with sierra madre. If its any different becasue its a volunteer dept. i applied for the medic position not ff position if it makes a different. I have an interview coming up. Thanks

interested in the process as well. i too live in CA. do you have to constantly travel back and forth during the process if you're an out of state candidate?