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Hey guys,
I'm a new guy here on the forums and need some advice on dealing with a new partner, and somewhere in general to vent about him. For starters, I am an EMT-B out of Mass who works for a private company. I have had my ticket for almost a year (about 11 months) and have been working on a truck for roughly 8 months. I recently had one of my permanent partners go out on disability due to tearing his labrum in his shoulder and the surrounding muscles, essentially ripping his shoulder in half. He also just finished medic school, so he was leaving me anyways, the injury just sped up the process.
His replacement was/ is a chair car driver for our company who recently got his ticket and started working on a truck (about 1 and a half months ago). Chair car being the guy who takes the patients from nursing homes in wheel chairs and loads them into a regular van and transports them, no medical reasons to go by ambulance.
Recently the company has decided, along with now having him working on an ambulance, to train him in dispatch. We work out of a satellite garage and dispatch is in the division head quarters. Basically division head quarters would be like North station 1 and we would be out of station 3. Anyways, he was in head quarters talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: about everyone in the satellite garage throwing most of us under the bus for stupid :censored::censored::censored::censored: that isnt true, trying to make himself sound like a super EMT.
:censored::censored::censored::censored: like this has happened in the past though, he was a junior firefighter/ hang around type guy with a couple of town fire departments (3 at least) and pulled this same :censored::censored::censored::censored: at one of them, talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: to one chief about another department. Little did he know that that chief was good friends with the chief from the town he was talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: about. When he went back to that town to see the guys, he was greeted by the chief and 2 on duty guys who told him to get the :censored::censored::censored::censored: out of the station and never come back.
He also has a little man complex. He knows everything and the rest of us are :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored:s who dont know what we're doing and have no right to tell him how to do his job, even though the ink on his ticket is still wet. He also dropped a patient last week and tried to blame his partner.
I dont work with him until Tuesday and planned on confronting him about his attitude and accusations, but dont know what to do or what to say. As the type of person I am, I want to throw him into a corner and beat the piss out of him, but i like having my job and dont want to deal with getting chewed out for doing something everyone wants to do to him. My other partner has been doing this job for 20 some odd years and told me just to let it go because no matter where I go or who I work for in this field there will always be this type of person to contend with.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I'm a new guy here on the forums and need some advice on dealing with a new partner, and somewhere in general to vent about him. For starters, I am an EMT-B out of Mass who works for a private company. I have had my ticket for almost a year (about 11 months) and have been working on a truck for roughly 8 months. I recently had one of my permanent partners go out on disability due to tearing his labrum in his shoulder and the surrounding muscles, essentially ripping his shoulder in half. He also just finished medic school, so he was leaving me anyways, the injury just sped up the process.
His replacement was/ is a chair car driver for our company who recently got his ticket and started working on a truck (about 1 and a half months ago). Chair car being the guy who takes the patients from nursing homes in wheel chairs and loads them into a regular van and transports them, no medical reasons to go by ambulance.
Recently the company has decided, along with now having him working on an ambulance, to train him in dispatch. We work out of a satellite garage and dispatch is in the division head quarters. Basically division head quarters would be like North station 1 and we would be out of station 3. Anyways, he was in head quarters talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: about everyone in the satellite garage throwing most of us under the bus for stupid :censored::censored::censored::censored: that isnt true, trying to make himself sound like a super EMT.
:censored::censored::censored::censored: like this has happened in the past though, he was a junior firefighter/ hang around type guy with a couple of town fire departments (3 at least) and pulled this same :censored::censored::censored::censored: at one of them, talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: to one chief about another department. Little did he know that that chief was good friends with the chief from the town he was talking :censored::censored::censored::censored: about. When he went back to that town to see the guys, he was greeted by the chief and 2 on duty guys who told him to get the :censored::censored::censored::censored: out of the station and never come back.
He also has a little man complex. He knows everything and the rest of us are :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored:s who dont know what we're doing and have no right to tell him how to do his job, even though the ink on his ticket is still wet. He also dropped a patient last week and tried to blame his partner.
I dont work with him until Tuesday and planned on confronting him about his attitude and accusations, but dont know what to do or what to say. As the type of person I am, I want to throw him into a corner and beat the piss out of him, but i like having my job and dont want to deal with getting chewed out for doing something everyone wants to do to him. My other partner has been doing this job for 20 some odd years and told me just to let it go because no matter where I go or who I work for in this field there will always be this type of person to contend with.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.