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Settling into my lovely quarters... Yay FEMA trailers. I'm now onto what will be my normal week-on rotation. Gonna be a nice pay check.

FEMA trailer? Is there a deployment going on?
 
FEMA trailer? Is there a deployment going on?

Nah, some of the more frontier EMS agencies here in TX have some old, remodeled, FEMA trailers that they use as crew quarters when there's no station to house them at.
 
Nah, some of the more frontier EMS agencies here in TX have some old, remodeled, FEMA trailers that they use as crew quarters when there's no station to house them at.

Ahhh ok. Don't want to miss out on any deployments haha
 
They paid me really well for deployment haha

Ive heard a couple people made $13,000 for a two week deployment. I only know two that have been on disaster deployment and 2 that went to California during a strike.

Everytime we go on standby they page out for interested "part timers". We havent been activated in my 3 years there
 
Ive heard a couple people made $13,000 for a two week deployment. I only know two that have been on disaster deployment and 2 that went to California during a strike.

Everytime we go on standby they page out for interested "part timers". We havent been activated in my 3 years there


NR - P here from nj, can you point me in the direction to sign up for said agency?
 
Ive heard a couple people made $13,000 for a two week deployment. I only know two that have been on disaster deployment and 2 that went to California during a strike.

Everytime we go on standby they page out for interested "part timers". We havent been activated in my 3 years there

We send out full and/or part timers. I was full time when I went out. The pay in national average (so a lot more than my usual pay). I believe the last time we sent anyone out from my area was Sandy
 
Well got a email and talked to the hiring Captain the other day. No uniform voucher and I have to buy about a weeks work of clothes which I'm not really looking foreword to buy oh well (3 pairs of pants 2 uniforms shirts and 5 t shirts should suffice for now). PPE ie. turnouts structure and wild land will be issued. Also got the "projected" readiness academy which is looking like May 5th and they will make arrangements for me to stay at a fire station for said academy since I live about 6 1/2 hours away. So all and all I will obviously have to move up and spend some money but it will all be worth it.
 
Ive heard a couple people made $13,000 for a two week deployment. I only know two that have been on disaster deployment and 2 that went to California during a strike.

Everytime we go on standby they page out for interested "part timers". We havent been activated in my 3 years there

I cleared 8-9k for a 9 day deployment for Issac :p I miss deploying.
 
NR - P here from nj, can you point me in the direction to sign up for said agency?


Get a job with AMR and join their Disaster Response Team.
 
Welp, got the letter in the mail, I didn't pass my San Diego Fire-Rescue interview :-/

Although everyone says I dodged a bullet there, and word is my department is planning internal promotion from EMT to Firefighter at the end of the year so there's that...
 
Welp, got the letter in the mail, I didn't pass my San Diego Fire-Rescue interview :-/

Although everyone says I dodged a bullet there, and word is my department is planning internal promotion from EMT to Firefighter at the end of the year so there's that...

Sorry to hear that dude. Thats a good way to look at it though! Hows the AO job?
 
I just had the absolute sweetest old lady I have ever met. I just wanted to take her home with me.

88 years old. Called at 3am for dizziness. We get there and she is dressed in her Sunday best. Complaining of chest pressure.

I ask why she was so dressed up, and she says...

"Sweetie at my age you never know what is gonna happen during the night, and I want to look good".

I just wanted to hug her lol
 
Post op appointment today. Hopefully I can start PT this week.
 
Having fun in a EKG class today.
 
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