sir.shocksalot
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I would be bitter if I got written up for not doing something that I am not trained to do.And this happened two weeks ago, let it go. It makes you look bitter to keep bringing it up.
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I would be bitter if I got written up for not doing something that I am not trained to do.And this happened two weeks ago, let it go. It makes you look bitter to keep bringing it up.
Me too. But she is trained to do it. That's the whole point here.I would be bitter if I got written up for not doing something that I am not trained to do.
AJ-HAHA, looks like you like the drama around here huh. I'll let you have the last word, its pretty much whatever to me. But just FYI, When I asked what was "blown", I was refering to the last post by another member when I didnt get what he was talking about,,,GOD FORBID WE HAVE A CONFUSION ON HERE. And I have never gotten offended, or upset because a member told me how they felt. Looks like your the one that gets all emotional about these post. Respond back to this so you can have the last word, and Take care.
I find it incredibly funny when someone asks for opinions on something, opinions are given, and that person gets defensive and witchy.
Can you back that statement up with a quote from me being "defensive and witchy" about the topic, unless of course your talking about someone else. Thanks.
Would any other EMT in the same situation be written up? If not then she shouldn't be either. I agree that she should have placed the patient on the monitor, but she shouldn't get written up. As far as im concerned if you are employed at the EMT level, you work at the EMT level, regardless if you have finished paramedic school, RN school, or med school.Me too. But she is trained to do it. That's the whole point here.
I think everyone in this thread is getting a little nasty.I don't have the time nor desire to pick out every single quote. You seem to have come for pure validation and so everyone could pat you on the back and go "Poor dear, poor dear! The horrible nasties!" and you get hostile with those who oppose you. They're simply trying to offer you another view of things, and their opinion on what you should have done.
I don't have the time nor desire to pick out every single quote. You seem to have come for pure validation and so everyone could pat you on the back and go "Poor dear, poor dear! The horrible nasties!" and you get hostile with those who oppose you. They're simply trying to offer you another view of things, and their opinion on what you should have done.
I think everyone in this thread is getting a little nasty.
This seems to be another example of you tending to not see the same things that others are seeing. That was the problem in the original scenario.Show me where I got "hostile" for someone offering ADVICE ???
This seems to be another example of you tending to not see the same things that others are seeing. That was the problem in the original scenario.
You started a thread with a title "Need a debate, heres one," what did you expect? Some will side with you, others won't. That's life.This post doesnt even make sense. If you can show me, show me then. Where in the world I was hostile for someone giving me advice???? Still waiting.
You started a thread with a title "Need a debate, heres one," what did you expect? Some will side with you, others won't. That's life.
I was recently written up for not taking a monitor (lifepack 11) into a call with us (a basic crew). We have lifepack 12s on all units except the backups, so as a basic crew, going into a medical facility, there was nothing I could have done with our 11. Our 12's, of course I could have used, no arguement there. FYI: I am taking my national exam for emtp next week, and this happend about 2 weeks ago. The supervisor said that I should have hooked them up to the monitor and had a strip ran for the paramedic when they got there because " I am so close to being a paramedic" and " I know how to do it". Now, I can completely see me doing this while they are there in front of me, but what if something was to show up on the monitor that was treatable, and the lvns/Rns are standing there looking at me like, "what are you going to do". Truth is, that as close as I may be, Im still not certified to put a monitor on a patient and run a strip,,,correct ???? Also, there is nothing in our policies and procedures that states what exactly we have to take in on a call. Can someone help me out in understanding why or how I can get in trouble for this. I certainly DO NOT want this in my file. So should I or should I not have ran a strip ?
I would fight it, however if there is no representation I dont think your going to get very far.
I think she'd make a better impression if she was adult enough in the situation to just suck it up.
Why, if EMTs are not expected to use monitors, is there one on her basic truck?
Did they want a rhythm strip or a whole 12 lead?
I think she'd make a better impression if she was adult enough in the situation to just suck it up.
Why, if EMTs are not expected to use monitors, is there one on her basic truck?
Did they want a rhythm strip or a whole 12 lead?
I dont suck things up, thats what I pay union dues for.
Sucking it up would insinuate that she did something wrong. Which she didn't.