NysEms2117
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the 100% directionless thread
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. Hi-Five!It's the 50th state. It's nickname is Stewart's Folly. It's mostly extremely rural.
Flying
Mostly Ignorant
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Apparently, it hosts some good crab fishing.
NomadicMedic
I know a guy who knows a guy.
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I hear there's gold there
ViolynEMT
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Polar bears.
PotatoMedic
Has no idea what I'm doing.
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It was colder in Seattle than parts of Alaska the other day.
CALEMT
The Other Guy/ Paramaybe?
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Guys guys let's be real. He's going just for the Halibut... sea what I did there? I'm shore you did.
VentMonkey
Family Guy
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GTK California weather reporters aren't the only ones severely overplaying "Stormwatch (enter year here)".
No, they aren't. I was expecting this to be a trauma day. Noooope. MVC/fall-0 chest pain-3... Hospitals were nice and empty though.
DesertMedic66
Forum Troll
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From what the TV shows about Alaska they also give you alcohol and meth to get through the cold months
VentMonkey
Family Guy
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Soooo, year round?
RocketMedic
Californian, Lost in Texas
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I could go for some whiskey and meth.
On a serious note, I'm looking for something meaningful supervisor/managerial/lead medic-ish in the Midwest/Southwest, with an eye towards moving in 2018 or 19 (ish). Potentially sooner if a good job comes along, but I want my wife to be able to finish school too.
On a serious note, I'm looking for something meaningful supervisor/managerial/lead medic-ish in the Midwest/Southwest, with an eye towards moving in 2018 or 19 (ish). Potentially sooner if a good job comes along, but I want my wife to be able to finish school too.
Shameless plug for St. Louis County departments. I don't know much about their inner workings, but they pay well and if the wife is in the medical field, there are like a billion hospitals she could work at within a reasonable driving distance.
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To me it sounds like the news did their job. Scared everyone enough to stay home.
CALEMT
The Other Guy/ Paramaybe?
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One thing I'll say, my friend, is you'll have a tough time getting a leadership roll without spending some time in one place, climbing the ladder and gaining that entry level leadership experience.
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Old Tracker
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I think Prius dealers have the same video.
NomadicMedic
I know a guy who knows a guy.
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My partner made some amazing smoked pulled pork, potato salad and some other goodies. Every medic unit in the county has stopped by the station today. We're eatin' good.
Jim37F
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It was kind of an excrement show. Came in as a SOB, but the pt was in the back room of the house, and the hallway that connected the living room was one of those that had like 3 90* turns and narrow enough two guys could not stand side by side, so I went out to grab the stair chair. Found the patient with fire trying to get their LP 12 leads to stick to her skin but she was diaphoretic enough that they weren't really sticking and the NIBP wasn't reading so they made the call to get her out and into the ambulance to continue assessment there, especially since family was already kind of freaking out, wouldn't stop getting between us and the patient, demanding to know her vitals and why we weren't already rushing off to the hospital, etc. Medics grabbed their gear and stepped back and we moved in to "extricate" to the gurney.....and just as we went to stand her up from the chair she's in to get her in our stair chair, all of a sudden goes limp, we could see her pupils dialate...yeah..got to pop the ribs though...our poor stair chair though, because after grabbing a board to move the pt out, it got left behind at the house :/