Lol I downloaded plenty more of fish because I thought it was some new snazzy social media site ( I may be getting old. I have zero concept of what's social media)
That's why I stick to farmersonly.com hahaha
been busy lately with getting ready to move and what not. Sorry I haven't talked to you in a while though 
Hmm...I've never been through that, so I wonder how that works for an EMS agency? Hopefully he decides to officially remain the medical director until a new one can be named and seamlessly transition. Otherwise I imagine there could be an awkward period for a large urban EMS system as they scramble to find some doc willing to temporarily serve for legal purposes and drug ordering. I guess that's why it's good to have an associate medical director available to keep everything kosher if one decides to leave suddenly.
I had the exact same complaint about the MedEvac. You should be able to pull up right in front of the incident, open the side door, pull the injured in, and drive off without ever being exposed.
The Fire guys have an unmarked Sprinter van for their TEMS vehicle that has a very basic ambulance layout in back and a bunch of storage. Totally innocuous, makes more sense to me.I don't know about no reason. If it's a TEMS unit I'm assuming they're near the warm zone at incidents or at least has the potential to be. With a pain job like that it makes it much more of a target than a regular ambulance paint scheme. Criminals that're dealing with SWAT and just criminals in general aren't going to take the time to read the writing on the side of the vehicle they're targeting. Even if they did it looks associated with LE which may void the thought process of "oh they're medics they're not here to hurt me" and replace it with "they're part of the po-lice!!!!! Get 'em!!"
Just my opinion though.
With that said our TEMS unit is a dark blue cargo van. However they don't sit in or around it on incidents. It's just a giant rolling toolbox.
Hey! I don't only talk to you when life is full of lemons!
Do it at the house! No reason not to, lock the dogs up for a few hours clean the biggest room you got, and do it in there!Ugh trying to find a place for a reasonable price to hold CPR classes is a pain in the ***. Although once that's accomplished I have students lined up for a bunch of classes
Thats actually my fallback. I have been waiting a few more days for my aha dvds tp get here, then that probably will be the plan unless I can finally get through to the local SAR guys about where they do their meetings, or get our volly chief to let me use a room in tbe eoc
I am having trouble getting a hold of churches to ask, especially since I sizzle when I cross the threshold. The local FD doesn't want to let me teach there, since they feel it'll cause their in house CPR instructor to feel like more of an idiot than he is... And my volly station is ten miles outside of town. And I'm playing phone tag with someone from the community center (gotta love small towns where no one is in the offices)
