FEELING NERVOUS

WHY DO I FEEL NERVOUS, AFRAID AND LAZY TO GO ON RUNS. WHY IS THIS SO.

  • AM I NOT RIGHT FOR THIS JOB

    Votes: 2 40.0%

  • IS IT TIME TO LOOK FOR A DIFFERENT CAREER

    Votes: 4 80.0%
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How about some more info about your situation? For example: Are you at a busy station, or one that gets two calls per week? How long have you been out of EMT-B classes? Are only certain types of calls causing you problems? Or any call? How many people are on your apparatus? Are the others experienced, or new as well? Why did you get into EMS in the first place? Are you also involved in Fire? How old are you? Is this a hobby or a job right now? Been to college?
 
Not really busy, average i think. I been out of EMT-B classes 2013. Some medical calls like seizures and sometimes stroke. I'm usually the tech on calls if their is no need for ALS. I went into EMS because i always wanted to be a doctor or to help people stay alive. I'm 46 years old and i choose this career, volley as well.
 
So what is it you're nervous about?...
 
How long have you been working for?
 
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Everybody is nervous at first. But if you're two years in I'd generally expect some level of comfort to of been obtained by this point, especially on a BLS level. Are you nervous on EVERY call?
 
Your nervous on EVERY CALL, sometimes?



I think if you provided more clarification you would get more helpful answers.
 
Maybe you're less motivated at your volunteer job because you are not financially compensated in the way you are at your paid job.

That's the only real difference I can think of.
 
It's going to be hard to give you an answer without having more information. You've been doing this for two years as a volunteer but how many days a week are you doing it? What is your average call volume that you run? Does it show on scene with other providers or patients that you are nervous?
 
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