California Critical Care Paramedic Scope of Practice

[VentMonkey]

If they're THAT sick, they probably shouldn't leave the hospital. And if they do, it shouldn't be by ground.

Sometimes they need transport from said hospital, and sometimes ground is the only viable option.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/critmedic/id1084193864?mt=2&i=1000391283140

 

[NPO]

Sometimes they need transport from said hospital, and sometimes ground is the only viable option.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/critmedic/id1084193864?mt=2&i=1000391283140

I know. Like I said, sometimes **** happens.

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[Tigger]

If they're THAT sick, they probably shouldn't leave the hospital. And if they do, it shouldn't be by ground.

That said, **** happens.

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I know this might be breaking from the mold, but I really don't feel super-comfortable with taking truly critical patients alone in any event.

We'll bring a second medic on our truly critical IFTs. Mountain weather means a lot of times flight is not available and sometimes the space constraints in the tiny aircraft don't make for better transport conditions.

 

[NPO]

We'll bring a second medic on our truly critical IFTs. Mountain weather means a lot of times flight is not available and sometimes the space constraints in the tiny aircraft don't make for better transport conditions.

I think that's a pretty good solution. I k ow our supervisors probably would go if they're available on truly sick transfers.

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