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Yeap...that has got to be one of the all time "you're not gonna' believe this" stories...right up there with the guy with the telephone pole through his abdomen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been "doing" wilderness/expedition medicine for over 12 years. There are alot of training companies out there. If I was recommending a course, I would suggest WMA (Wilderness Medical Associates), SOLO, or a group from YWAM (Youth With A Mission) based in Salem, OR. All three of these...

The Army trains it's medics at Ft. Sam Houston in Texas.

Good Foundation I believe that we would all agree that NO ONE should persue tactical or wilderness jobs until they have a high level of competency in regular EMS. Nothing beats a solid foundation before you throw in the wrench into the works with the additional hazards and limitations that...

We got a memo from our state ems division last week that said that the DOT had not included the combitube as a skill for EMTBs in it's latest National Standard Training Cirriculum. Has anyone out there heard similiar or read through the NSTC yet? I haven't had time and was hoping someone would...

RELAX!!!!! I have been a paramedic preceptor since 1989---We want you to succeed. Just be methodical and follow the patient assessment technique you were taught. Oh...and after today---you will either be hooked on ems or not---you will know!!! So have a GREAT day.

You should be able to obtain a copy of the POI for the course. See if this link helps you out. http://www.cs.amedd.army.mil/68w/news/300-91W1-2-3-4%20_91WY2_%20T__PH2_12_January_2006.pdf That others may live!!!!!!!!