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http://www.ems1.com/ems-products/education/articles/2092107-Streamlining-medic-training-for-vets-aim-of-Senate-bill/ Thoughts?

You'll be fine. I broke my foot doing Krav, and still managed to hobble along enough to where I could work.

2008 here. I pop in from time to time.

Wait wait wait... I know this one. Just give me a second.

lol. I just updated the app, and even that is completely different. I've been gone for a bit haha.

Geez, this forum changed a lot. I have to relearn where all the buttons are.

Bored at work. I've had 5 patient contacts in the past 6 shifts. Edit: Hi

It's close to my house.

TransportJockey: have you taken their test yet? If so, how was it?

Waffle House ain't no joke! ;)

This whole thread seems so quaint now...

Subscribed. Will reply later.

Detroit lol... Don't expect good pay, conditions, equipment, etc. though.

Yeah, I do. I'm proud of my career. Why not? I'd throw a Walgreens 'W' up there if I worked there, and loved my job.

I'll be doing one later this year!

HoraceSmall/TheForce Stays white, and is light and breathable. It's the only brand I'll get.

Could be a regional/service thing. I've never heard of anything like that around my area though.

I'm addicted to online pool. http://www.miniclip.com/games/8-ball-pool-multiplayer/en/#t-h-h

I work 12 hour shifts, but my backpack is set up to get me through a 24 hour shift (in case I pick up the back half). It has personal hygiene items, some snacks, a water bottle, phone charger, headphones, and some various things for entertainment (deck of cards, MacBook). It also carries some...

Medics carry Lifepak 12s, and the EMTs carry Lifepak 500s.