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Thanks. Is there mileage/travel reimbursement for long-distance assignments?

Good to know. Thanks.

Anyone here ever worked for or know anything (substantive) about Emergency 1 Response, a special event EMS company based in the SFV? http://www.emergency1response.com/index.html

Interesting. I guess time will tell whether this holds up or not. Thanks for the info.

Silly move. Before deleting the post they took time to respond rather defensively to some of the more pointed comments. Peculiar social media usage for a company. Whatevs.

Drama, indeed!

Wow. Just wow. The comments on McCormick's FB page have been...well, lively.

Interesting. Thanks.

Very last question for this thread: Anyone know if McCormick pay for a full 24-hour shift, regardless of call volume?

L.A. drivers are, on a good day, distracted, addle-minded nightmares in the making. Throw in emergency vehicles travelling code 3 and it's terrifying. Frankly, I'm surprised we don't see more of this. Be safe out there...

You're quite right, and it's fascinating to ponder. My incredulity isn't related to the technology but to the idea that private companies or municipal agencies/departments would ever seriously allocate funds required for most of the tech and equipment featured in the video.

I'm more a romantic than a cynic, but this made me LOL pretty hard. Never in a million years...

Thanks for sharing your experience and insight! Tremendously helpful. This is the program I very much have my eye on for 2018. Mind if I pick your brain a bit more later down the line?

You might find this post helpful: McCormick vs AMR/AMR vs McCormick

Apart from it being difficult to get into as well as academically rigorous, what legitimate, specific complaints to people have about the Mt SAC program??

Ok. If ambulance companies are going to start using this forum for marketing/corporate comms I'm out of here.

Useful info. Thanks!

Hear, hear!

Disgusting. This s*** makes us all look bad. I hope the medic intern doesn't suffer any blowback for doing the right thing.

It'll be interesting to see what comes of this. If she fell asleep because of overwork and is held criminally responsible, one wonders if the company/agency could also be held civilly liable by the patient's family....