Shoreline

[djarmpit]

I have an interview tomorrow and have read through the previous threads already.



Can anyone give me any advice on the interview/testing process? I'm not sure if there's going to be a testing process, because they didn't mention it in my email.

 

[djarmpit]

Got the job with them today!

 

[bigbaldguy]

Got the job with them today!

Awesome! Nice work.

 

[slewy]

Got the job with them today!

2 1/2 months later? wow that took a long time for you to get that job.

 

[djarmpit]

2 1/2 months later? wow that took a long time for you to get that job.

I've been with pacific ambulance as a transporter since late november. Time to move towards doing some Ricky rescue stuff lmao

 

[slewy]

Did you consider Care or Doctors?

 

[djarmpit]

Did you consider Care or Doctors?

Yup but CARE wouldnt allow me to test again for another 6 months and Shoreline was the first to call back

 

[slewy]

Yup but CARE wouldnt allow me to test again for another 6 months and Shoreline was the first to call back

I have an interview at Care in a couple days. Did you not pass the test or something? What was on it?

 

[djarmpit]

I have an interview at Care in a couple days. Did you not pass the test or something? What was on it?

I had applied with them back in November but when they finally got back to me, I was already employed. So since I technically turned down an invitation to test, I am not allowed to test again for another 6 months. I heard the process invokes a written, skills, essay, and oral interview in one day. Don't forget all of the paperwork including H6!

 

[slewy]

Okay cool man, good luck at shoreline!

 

[djarmpit]

Okay cool man, good luck at shoreline!

Thanks man. I hope I enjoy it there. Good luck with CARE!

 

[slewy]

Do you by any chance know how many contracts they have?

 

[Rykielz]

Shoreline covers Westminster.

 

[djarmpit]

Shoreline covers Westminster.

I've seen them respond to 911 in Huntington Beach before

 

[Rykielz]

Huntington Beach and Newport call private ambulance companies when they don't have any units available. They don't have any contracts with companies but try to call the closest available. I know Schaefer and Pacific do the same thing, but rarely. It's not a common occurrence.

 

[djarmpit]

Huntington Beach and Newport call private ambulance companies when they don't have any units available. They don't have any contracts with companies but try to call the closest available. I know Schaefer and Pacific do the same thing, but rarely. It's not a common occurrence.

Does shoreline ever run code 3 during calls? Never seen them actually have their lights on

 

[Rykielz]

I'm not sure how that works. I know they're in-house in Westminster, but may respond code 2 to calls. In OC you only transport code 3 if the patient is critical.