daveathlon
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Anyone heard of this company? Can I get some info on them and interview tips?
All Town Transport
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Joe
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Sounds like a taxi service hahaha
daveathlon
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Yeah found them on craigslist, not sure if legit or not got a phone call the same day I sent my resume.
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Did they speak English?
I worked there.
For about a week.
Interview?
Don't even sweat it.
Don't get me wrong, its not a bad company. Its basically a gurney/wheelchair van company. I mostly did gurney transports there. They just require that all their drivers be EMTs. You basically do IFTs, with not that much paperwork. At all.. You basically pick them up, transport them to your gurney/put their wheelchair inside, sit up front with the driver if you'd like,(no vitals/assessment required during transport) transport, transfer them off your gurney/move the wheelchair out. Sometimes they'll pay you, and you just write them a receipt. Not really a job for you if you want to practice your EMT skills (besides lifting). That's why I left for AmbuServe. I had an interview there on a day I was scheduled to work, so I quit and took the risk at A.S. And I got it! Nothing against the company though. Its a cool, chill place to work. One of the employees told me that they're planning on starting a BLS transport service in the near future. So that would be totally different. Feel free to pm me with any questions.
For about a week.
Interview?
Don't even sweat it.
Don't get me wrong, its not a bad company. Its basically a gurney/wheelchair van company. I mostly did gurney transports there. They just require that all their drivers be EMTs. You basically do IFTs, with not that much paperwork. At all.. You basically pick them up, transport them to your gurney/put their wheelchair inside, sit up front with the driver if you'd like,(no vitals/assessment required during transport) transport, transfer them off your gurney/move the wheelchair out. Sometimes they'll pay you, and you just write them a receipt. Not really a job for you if you want to practice your EMT skills (besides lifting). That's why I left for AmbuServe. I had an interview there on a day I was scheduled to work, so I quit and took the risk at A.S. And I got it! Nothing against the company though. Its a cool, chill place to work. One of the employees told me that they're planning on starting a BLS transport service in the near future. So that would be totally different. Feel free to pm me with any questions.
It's LADOT requirement to have emt for gurney. Didn't realized they do gurney transportation as most nemt companys do not.
I see. I didn't know that. Yeah, one thing that surprised me is that they do alot of calls out of Kaiser..