Here's a few I like to get things started:
Thrice - The Artist In The Ambulance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEoEd0ef4_4
Bodies R' Hauled Off
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWfTusz1ayw
I couldn't find how long term the positions are. I'd only be able to commit to a summer but it seems like a cool opportunity. They are taking EMT-basic applications online, it would be tempting. What is the compensation for expatriates going to work there?
Is there a way a registered user could minimize the banner at the top of the page? It's just a slight annoyance but for lower resolution screens having to scroll down extra to get to the threads can get a bit tedious.
If there was a way to minimize the section with sticky threads it would make...
hm...interesting day. Heard of some friends getting evicted out of their apartment because too many black africans were visiting them. They run a program for refugees so it's normal to have people in and out of the apartment. The landlord called them prostitutes. oh...the landlord happens to...
From what I've researched EMS isn't in very high demand for international volunteer positions. MSF (Doctors without Borders) for example does not ask for EMTs or Paramedics. Withing the nursing section emergency experience is one of the desired traits but is not a hard requirement.
There is an...
Think of the other students as a crappy partner on your rig. You have to work things out with them for your job. Make it work.
Don't go too crazy on the equipment front. You're more than set now for the entire course.
These analogies are always way too simple. The students in the class still missed the major point. If they study then they will gain the knowledge, that is the point of school.
Same thing with socialism in society. Will you want to work in a coal mine or at McDonald's just because you know you...
What are you talking about? No one needs to actually know what to do in an emergency situation. /end sarcasm
To the OP: I agree with Rid. You should escalate this. You're there to get an education and there is no reason this should be happening. Get your money's worth.
I was in a good program. They spent a large chunk of the first week dispelling misconceptions about EMS and weeding out bad students. A lot of people dropped the courses in that first week and got their money back. After that it was mostly dedicated students.
my proffesors did a great job with...
Sweet. I'm sure you'll be a paramedic in no time. Check if they have that same scholarship while you're in Basic. Might as well jump right into medic school.