Bob Page 12 Lead

[cw15321]

I had the opportunity to attend Bob's 12 Lead class over the weekend, and I thought that it was amazing. Without y'all recommending his 12 Lead book I would never of hard of him, so thank you for assisting me become a better medic. As soon as I got on shift on Sunday, I was waiting for the first call to see if I could remember what he had taught, outside of the classroom setting.

I just wish that I was a para-pup at his service, as it seems that they have got to participate in some cool experiements and have a real understanding of what a medic should be able to do, and why they do it, once they have passed the NR.

Would recommend him to everyone. So thanks again.

 

[Ridryder911]

Bob is a great speaker/educator, and also a great person. Glad you were able to attend, and recommend it to any Paramedic.

R/r 911

 

[MSDeltaFlt]

Bob Page rocks! In Lead II you got no clue!!!

 

[Aileana]

Never heard of Bob Page, can anyone point me in the direction of some stuff by him? I just recently finished reading Rapid Interpretation Of EKG's by Dale Dubin, and it was a really good (albeit slightly simplified) look at lead II and 12-lead interpretation. Uses lots of pictures, analogies, and easy-to-follow language. Would definately recommend this as well.

 

[skyemt]

http://www.multileadmedics.com/


this is the link to his website.

 

[joemt]

I'm proud to call Bob Page a friend and Colleague. I have sat through numerous lectures presented by him, and always come out of his classes feeling like I've absorbed so much more than I thought my brain could take in. St. Johns in Springfield is a fairly progressive EMS service, they do a lot of research and educational studies, and their staff is much better for it. I agree with Rid (as I almost always do), his a great educator, but he is also a good man.