multi-functioning?

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I was just curious, how many of you multifunction? I know there are a lot of FF/EMTs out there, but what about other things? i.e. I work as an EMT-B, an ER tech, and (hopefully) soon to be volunteer EMT. Any thoughts? :ph34r:
 
As soon as my card comes, Imma be a Paid EMT along with a Volunteer one and a SAR Agency EMT.
 
I am a full-time FF/EMT
Work part time on a BLS interfacility rig
Work part-time on an ALS interfacility/back-up 911 rig staffed 100% by off duty FF's.
And also a medic student
 
I am a full time office manager for civil engineering firm that's my day job.

I also teach a variety of First Aid/CPR/Wilderness First Aid courses and do the OTEPS for the EMT-B's of two agencies.

I'm the medical training officer for both the local volly fire department and the County SAR unit. I am a FF-1 and respond on fire and EMS calls. Basically, two - three nights a week I spend teaching someone, something. I serve on the local EMS council and that's a meeting once a month.

Since my hubby is a career ff/paramedic, I have those nights when he's on shift home alone and that's generally when I do my class planning, budget stuff and other admin tasks.

I've always been a kind of workaholic and I don't like to be bored. I have yet to deal with one obligation interfering with another. My bosses at the day job are very understanding about calls possibly making me late to work or having to come in at noon because I was on an MVA until 3am. Also, having an on-call medic to bounce things off of helps tremendously.
 
Multifunction

Full time transit bus driver , NREMTB , CERT team member/trainer , ARC first aid/CPR instructor and DAT team member , ham radio operator , looking for PT ER tech work , and becoming a charter member of our county's new Medical Reserve Corps unit .
 
paid emt(well, until recently)
aha bcls instr
sar tech
technical rescue specialist/insturctor
vehicle extrication technician
confined space rescue technician
ham radio operator
 
Full Time Student, Vollunteer Street EMS, SAR Tech and SAR Med Team member, WFA and CPR / BLS Instructor, and I too am a ham. I multi-task.
 
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multi-functioning

Full time diesel mechanic - day job:sad:
Volunteer firefighter - sec/treasurer for the dept.:)
Volunteer EMT for local ambulance:)
City council member :unsure:
Full time dad of two teenagers :)
Full time husband for 18 years :)
 
hmm lets see here...
Volunteer EMT-B for local squad
Volunteer Firefighter for local FD
school
parttime job
family life
social life (does FD/squad count?) lol

yea i stay pretty busy...also want to get my Level 2 (EMT Intermediate here in NYS)
 
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Full Time Student
Reserve Firefighter
Volunteer University EMT
Hopefully Paid EMT soon
 
I hear ya on the full time father thing, Got 3 of my own.

Forgot to mention, I'm on the HAZMAT team at the hospital, and *hopefully* will be starting paramedic training in a month or so.
 
Full time educator and Paramedic.....
Part time contract Commercial Pilot......
 
Full time ambulance driver
Part time nurse
Volunteer Wal-Mart greeter
Full time pain in the arse to my students

R/r 911
 
Hey Rid not to hi-jack the post but some of my best instructors were the biggest pains in the world while in their class but I love them for that. Keep on keeping on.
 
So, what is this 'social life' and 'family life' you folks talk about? Are they magazines?
 
paid emt-b/volley emt-b (its the same thing)
paramedic student
volunteer investment banker
 
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