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My first one was a Littman Classic II SE, loved it. However, about a year ago I purchased an Ultrascope...and by far it is my favorite...wouldn't trade it for anything. I still have my Littman, use it as my spare...just in case something happens to my Ultrascope.

You'll be just fine. Confidence comes with time, the more and more you ride and get used to the environment the better you will become. It takes some people longer than others, and if you have someone you're close to at work...talk to them and see what they did when they were fresh out of class...

That is ALS all day long where I'm from, and I'd hate to know I had turned this over to a BLS crew...bye bye job.

Right now we still have enough Valium for all of our trucks to be stocked, and have plenty for re-stock. However, last employee meeting it was discussed that we will be getting Ativan to have on hand, if/when we run out of Valium.

No we do not carry Zantac or anything of the sorts. However when we arrived at the hospital, that's the only thing the doc gave her. He ordered 300 of Pepcid for a drip. ---good point with the glucagon that's often forgotten. Do y'all have standing orders for that? (I know we have to call when...

Her airway was swelling, she went unresponsive at one time. She was also having extreme hives. The south east part of NC

Stinger had been removed prior to her arrival at EMS tent, and according to her mother she had zero medical history of any kind.

I currently have 7, Left wrist, right wrist, right chest, left shoulder blade, right shoulder blade, right side and right hip. will post pics soon :)

I am a female, and personally I don't have much problem with being underestimated as a female in EMS. My first partner was a female and she was 5'0'' and I'm only 5'6''. Our motto was "anything y'all can do we can do better." We earned respect from the males we worked around. I currently now...

Working a stand-by at the local county fair...when my partner and I were hanging around at the "first aid" tent. We noticed a girl rushing up to us, and behind her was a female with extreme swelling of her lips, also noticed up her left arm was breaking out with hives. Once we got her on the...

In addition to the anatomy and physiology class...you may also want to look into a pharmacology class for emergency medicine. Will help immensely.

56, I really have no life lol

- when you're the only one that can't openly discuss how your day at work went while at the dinner table. - when you can have a conversation about brain matter being splattered on a windshield of a MVC while eating spaghetti...and never think anything about it. - when you're sitting in a...

As far as exposed tattoos go, I think it all depends on the agency. I know our county ems, and all other 911s around here (public and private) don't mind tattoos. I have 2 visible and no one has ever said anything to me. However, the ambulance service that is a part if our hospital has the same...

As far as immediate family goes...none of them are in ems. So I was the "odd ball" when I chose it as my career. When I was 17 I began doing heavy rescue, well then it got me started on an ambulance. I got my emt at 18, and have been doing 911 ever since. I never did IFT...

I PMed you :)

I don't know much about wake or buncombe. I had a friend that worked mecklenburg and loved it.

Cumberland is good. The county I'm from and work in actually borders cumberland.

What county are you looking at working in?

I know the company I worked for would offer transfers. Because lots of coworkers came from MA, OH, etc. I used to work with AMR. I know they will transfer from out of state to NC but I'm not sure about hiring. It would be worth a shot. Every company has their own guidelines as far as hiring out...