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I heard a radio commercial for I forget the name of it. It was for shift work disorder. Apparently if you are tired at work you may have this "disorder."

The proper term according to the NEC is "Luminare".

The most important part would be scene command. Even if you don't want to keep it you must establish it early in the incident. The IC should not be doing anything other than commanding.

I occasionally smoke a cigar.

Umm I run with a volly company I am an EMT. PA has a Quick Response Program for fire companies. This means that if dispatched for a QRS or Medical Assist your truck will NOT leave with out at least one EMT. Don't use blanket statements please.

A paramedic that I run with is in charge of a paramedic program at the local hospital. He has told me that he thinks that the S.A.L.T will be the wave of the future.

Troll post? Hard for me to tell.

Heard a dispatch a little bit ago. Company XXX XYZ Hospital Building J Seizures. WTF they are at the hospital already. and this one happened to my executive director during a snow storm. Unit: Berks, medic XXXX can I get directions to the address? Dispatcher: Medic XXXX take the...

A paramedic buddy of mine posted this on Facebook. I thought it was funny as all He!!. After getting over the Hitler thing.

I was 16 when I started running with my current agency. I was 17 when I got my EMT cert. In fact in 4 months it will be one year since I had it. And I am still learning. I should also review material I have forgotten.

I really like stryker, although that is the only kind i have ever used.

I have never had a code in the year and a half that I was running in fire/ems. And I have only been to two fatal accidents. Neither of which was with ems.

I think I posted one in one of the threads to post pics of yourself.

Two people that are emplyed at the service I volunteer at attended a conference on this. It also included about cooling the patient down to like 35 degrees thus putting them into hypothermia and slowing all the bodily functions down and needing less oxygen. The hospital will then slowly warm...

I left something behind today. On the back bumper to be exact. It fell off on the way to another call after just leaving the hospital. It was the paperwork clipboard. A lady stopped and picked it up and took it to a neighboring station who returned it to us. Unfourtunatley the clip board was DOA.

Thank you. Nice avatar.

Yea I know how to hook up a 4 lead, spike and prepare an IV, and other ALS skills but if I can take a formal class to receive CONED for it I will.

Heer Heer!!! :P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:ph34r::ph34r::ph34r::ph34r::ph34r:

You might be able to get information by calling the EMS Council. If it is registered for CONED they will know about it.

Now THAT is the million dollar question. :rolleyes::unsure::P:ph34r: