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That's not horseplay. It's revenge.
And that makes it right and professional how?
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That's not horseplay. It's revenge.
When you get paid basically minimum wage what do you expect? If I was making 25/hour, then I probably would be less thrilled with pranks, because the almost triple pay rate would make up for it.
And acting non professional will advance our pay rates how? Oh and we get $20 an hour here. But regardless even a volunteer agency while not professional should act professional. Do no harm to patients, self, partners, or the profession.
And acting non professional will advance our pay rates how? Oh and we get $20 an hour here. But regardless even a volunteer agency while not professional should act professional. Do no harm to patients, self, partners, or the profession.
That would be a paramedic... EMT wages are not going to go up. That's like saying the kids working at mcdonalds can't have fun while working when they plan on moving up to a manager position... It's basically the same thing here. Nobody was harmed in the pranks, and most EMS I know carry a change of clothes.
People are harmed.
EMT's get $15/hr. But regardless of pay does not excuse non professional behavior.
People are harmed.
EMT's get $15/hr. But regardless of pay does not excuse non professional behavior.
Please point out to me where people were harmed. I'm curious.
maybe if I laugh they will leave me alone.
Time could cost cardiac muscle while you stand there trying to open door and clean hands, just one of many possibilities. Pranks can and do injure workers. If we are hurt we do no good for our patients. You can not say that just because some patient laughed that all unprofessional behavior is good. In fact the patient probably was thinking please don't let these idiot ambulance drivers harm me, maybe if I laugh they will leave me alone.
Keep the pranks to the stations
We were both BLS IFT. Our patient was going from hospital to nursing home. No cardiac muscle at risk unless a nurse and doctor seriously sucks at their job.
How do you know what the patient was thinking? You don't. She laughed. She asked "Didja get 'em good?". Yup. She wanted to be left alone, alright. That's why she engaged me in conversation the entire trip.
WOW, Im goin with medic on this one, Yea I've pulled a few at the office/off duty, But in the public eye/ With Pt./ NO WAY imagine what the ER DR. is going to think of my Pt. care reports when I need orders for some serious intervention,if he happens to look out there, No thank you.
We were both BLS IFT. Our patient was going from hospital to nursing home. No cardiac muscle at risk unless a nurse and doctor seriously sucks at their job.
Probably scared that if she let you think you might harm her with some prank.
Just because this time it did not harm that patient does not mean next time it want. The more you play the more likely harm occurs. And as someone else brought out you just committed theft. Also KY and glucose are listed as medicines so you just improperly used a medication contrary to protocol and thus could face loss of certification and even jail time.