TransportJockey
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Ugh so tired of this state... I'm looking at moving. East coast? NC or the RAA in Richmond are both looking like good options.
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oooh i know this one...maine..pick maine...we just had some interesting protocol changes...maybe we are just behind the 8ball though cause the WV scope of practice is much more progressive still
I actually did work up there earlier this year with Amr near kittery and burwick. I liked it up there. Not sure I wanna stay with Amr though
What kind of system are you looking for?
Ooh did you get to play with any of the "fun" meds reserved for those interesting calls?
Fentanyl lol
Lol that's at least twice a shift, Anjel
You keep fent in the box? We have a safe on all our trucks that only the Knox box key or a paramedic pass code can unlock...that's where we keep the fent and the versed. And to get a k-box key release you have to give dispatch your radio number
Yeah we're pretty cool (awful pun 100% intended) up in the almost Canada part of the United States...
Ugh so tired of this state... I'm looking at moving. East coast? NC or the RAA in Richmond are both looking like good options.
I keep my little otterbox with my morphine, fent, versed, and valium in my pocket at all times until shift is over, then I turn it over to the oncoming medic
Ok stupid question but were they expired? Out here in WV everything from the IV caths to the OPAs have expiration dates. I think the only things on the truck that don't expire are the sheets, and the tin foil
Every service in our county has that box. Instead of each service replenishing the drugs only the hospitals do.
So after a call where we use something and break the green tag. We give our old box to the ER and they give us a new one.