Finally got my start in EMS and am loveing it

[nicolel3440]

As it says i have my first job with a private amb comp. I do mostly weelchair transports right now cause id ont have my EMT yet but my boss is getting me into an evoc class and bridge course for my EMT. Then I will be able to do 911 calls and standbys. I cant wait.

 

[medic417]

Congrats. Use this time to get comfortable talking to patients. Ask about their health problems. Then research the ailments they mention so when you do become a Paramedic you will already have a good understanding of the more common health issues.

 

[looker]

As it says i have my first job with a private amb comp. I do mostly weelchair transports right now cause id ont have my EMT yet but my boss is getting me into an evoc class and bridge course for my EMT. Then I will be able to do 911 calls and standbys. I cant wait.

So you're working for company that does NEMT(non emergency medical transportation) and also have ambulances?

 

[firetender]

Things to Master in the back of the truck...

Be Yourself.

Learn to connect.

Learn to disconnect.

Be the Technician.

Re-connect.

Be the Human.

Disconnect.

Be yourself.

 

[medicRob]

Be Yourself.

Learn to connect.

Learn to disconnect.

Be the Technician.

Re-connect.

Be the Human.

Disconnect.

Be yourself.

I know this sounds cheesy, but may I quote this in a powerpoint presentation about EMS that I am doing for an upcoming course I am teaching?

 

[firetender]

I know this sounds cheesy, but may I quote this in a powerpoint presentation about EMS that I am doing for an upcoming course I am teaching?

The Ask is not cheese, it is an Apertif. Thank you for the treat!

And now, some Swiss of my own: I'd appreciate a reference to my website (a simple "firetender.org" is fine.) That helps someone who wants more to get more!

Don't Forget the title: "Things to Master in the Back of the Truck." If you have something better, let me know and I'll use it!

 

[medicRob]

The Ask is not cheese, it is an Apertif. Thank you for the treat!

And now, some Swiss of my own: I'd appreciate a reference to my website (a simple "firetender.org" is fine.) That helps someone who wants more to get more!

Don't Forget the title: "Things to Master in the Back of the Truck." If you have something better, let me know and I'll use it!

I certainly will, thanks.

 

[nicolel3440]

So you're working for company that does NEMT(non emergency medical transportation) and also have ambulances?

We have a weelchair service as well as a 911 and standby service. Sorry if i didnt clarify that before.