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Coincidentally it is one of the largest national companies. Anyone surprised? :rolleyes:

Torniquets are in our protocol yet we are not supplied any. If I ever have a patient that requires one I'd rather not have to shop around for someone's belt. If it buys me a write-up, whatever. The pulse oximeter is not my end all be all either. I understand how unreliable the finger ones...

This will be DVRd

The only things I bought were the CAT and pulse ox. But scopes, jackets, electronics, and stock all go walking.

They leave the company issued equipment alone. But god forbid you leave or forget something on a truck. Labelling it with your name doesn't matter. The calipers are a holdover from my paramedic instructor. He was heavy on cardiology and intervals and all of that. Its more of a good luck...

It's like beating a dead horse. And I dunno, six pounds? Helps work out the legs on the third floor carrydowns.

Never yet. But I did mention how if I leave anything on a truck or in one of the bags it will walk. My co-workers are experienced in larceny.

Nope. Three year medic.

Pick a Type II or III chassis and a box manufacturer. Spin the wheel and that's what we have. My current ride is a Chevy Express with a Crusader (Wheeled Coach) rear end. Moving to a Ford E350 with a Wheeled Coach Type II for the back.

I get ridiculed enough for my radio earpiece(best $11 I've spent), I don't need a fanny pack or drop pouch lol.

Yup. There are some rotations where I only touch my cell phone and some rotations where I am emptying my pockets on a nightly basis. Its much easier to start an IV when I can reach into one pocket for everything instead of going into two different bags and three pockets or two different...

The narcotics are stored in a double-locked cabinet on the truck or the paramedic can carry them on his/her person. For an administration we need to fill out a paper and electronic administration record with waste witness signatures. However if we use the entire balance then we don't need one...

Well here goes... Belt: Key Clip Radio Holster Leather man Shirt Pockets: Notepad Sharpie Pens Company ID Penlight EKG Calipers Alcohol Preps and Bandaids Pants Pockets: Cell Phone Portable SPO2 Rescue Knife CAT Tourniquet Lighter Nail Clips Utility Knife Bloodkit for each local...