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why sir?im sorry im new here..i just wanna hear some healthy advice sir
why sir?im sorry im new here..i just wanna hear some healthy advice sir
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You need to stop using sir constantly.
A) there's plenty of female members here
B) I understand you're trying to be respectful but there is such a thing as overdoing it.
There's nothing wrong with posting in a thread but what he's saying is the multiple, spaced out replies. You can do multi-quotes to include multiple quotes in your reply.
Good luck on your job hunt! I think working on a cruise ship would be a rad gig. I know the thread is long but there is a TON of good information about the job, the lifestyle and the hiring process if you are willing to take the time to read through the entire thing.
Welcome to the site! I'd be interested to learn more about EMS in the Philippines! Might be a good thread for you to start, introduce yourself and teach us something. Like I said in this thread and lots of others many frequent questions have been answered very thoroughly, just takes some time to find it.
You need to stop using sir constantly.
A) there's plenty of female members here
B) I understand you're trying to be respectful but there is such a thing as overdoing it.
Just out of curiosity, did you get hired? How much experience did you have when you applied? Any tips for those of us interested in similar experiences? Thanks!Hi everyone,
I follow the remote medic blogs quite a bit and getting interested in some international work (and the daunting task of where to begin). Working as a shipboard medic doesn't sound exciting, but the travel would be interesting. Anyone have experience?
Thanks,
Jayson
I just have a few questions for anyone that can answer if you have some time.
Do they count experience as a nationally registered EMT-Intermediate toward their experience requirement? Would mentioning travel experience be helpful? Any advice with regard to resumes? If you start out as a 1 1/2 stripe officer do you get two stripes eventually? What is the promotion structure? Any info you can provide would be awesome!
Thanks again!
paramedic38,
There is no health insurance per say. While on ship, you have free health care to a certain extent. There are a few things they won't cover as it is in your contract which includes dangerous sports, i.e.. skydiving (did it anyway), scuba diving (did it anyway), rental of motorbikes (did it anyway). They cover any acute illness, no chronic illness' and the medications that go along with it, such as HTN meds. It is highly recommended that you supplement yourself with a specific travel insurance for working seamen which is what I do. It'll pick up where Princess doesn't cover. They do not cover you during holidays, only while on contract.
As for the clinical interview, it's not hard, but I guess that depends on your experience and background and it's not so much as what you know, just what your thought process is during the event.
Ciao from Dubrovnik, Croatia today!!
paramedic38,
There is no health insurance per say. While on ship, you have free health care to a certain extent. There are a few things they won't cover as it is in your contract which includes dangerous sports, i.e.. skydiving (did it anyway), scuba diving (did it anyway), rental of motorbikes (did it anyway). They cover any acute illness, no chronic illness' and the medications that go along with it, such as HTN meds. It is highly recommended that you supplement yourself with a specific travel insurance for working seamen which is what I do. It'll pick up where Princess doesn't cover. They do not cover you during holidays, only while on contract.
As for the clinical interview, it's not hard, but I guess that depends on your experience and background and it's not so much as what you know, just what your thought process is during the event.
Ciao from Dubrovnik, Croatia today!!