the 100% directionless thread

[CALEMT]

One thing I liked is how I saw them treat their employees.

If this is Cypress Creek I know of a member on here that has very strong opinions on this. Granted I don't know anything about this company, nor do I really care.

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I turn my AC on when it's 81°F or above

Urban dictionary swamp ***. First day I ran the AC in my house this year was 6/24 and I only ran it for a couple hours. The most expensive electric bill I've had since being on my own was $57.

 

[DesertMedic66]

I don’t even want to see the electric bill at our base. 68-72 degrees inside while outside it has been 100+

 

[RocketMedic]

I don’t even want to see the electric bill at our base. 68-72 degrees inside while outside it has been 100+

Ours is around $75 a month in Northeast Texas with similar temps.

 

[DragonClaw]

Ours is around $75 a month in Northeast Texas with similar temps.

My bill is about 15$ a month for electricity.

 

[DragonClaw]

If this is Cypress Creek I know of a member on here that has very strong opinions on this. Granted I don't know anything about this company, nor do I really care.



Urban dictionary swamp ***. First day I ran the AC in my house this year was 6/24 and I only ran it for a couple hours. The most expensive electric bill I've had since being on my own was $57.

What member? Rocketmedic was the only one I knew that knew the area pretty well.

 

[CALEMT]

What member? Rocketmedic was the only one I knew that knew the area pretty well.

You answered your own question.

 

[DragonClaw]

You answered your own question.

Homestly I had been given lots of bad info about AMR. I'm sure it varies by operation and some are probably pretty bad but I love my job and 98% of the people I work with.

I don't want to discount a place based on one person's opinion on it.

Yes. Investigation. But I guess I have to see it for myself? Maybe I'm just stupid.

They said per some agreement they're staffing even more trucks.

 

[GMCmedic]

I cant take anymore Covid Policy changes.

 

[DesertMedic66]

I cant take anymore Covid Policy changes.

What was your company’s new change? We haven’t had really any in a month or so

 

[GMCmedic]

What was your company’s new change? We haven’t had really any in a month or so

The latest is every patient wears a surgical mask. That's not really that big of a deal, but it's the compounded daily changes that are getting to me. I did a workover this weekend to cover for a crew that's on a 14 day vacation because of ever changing and clear as mud policies.

 

[ffemt8978]

The latest is every patient wears a surgical mask.

So for patients on O2, do you place the mask over or under the NRB?

 

[Jim37F]

They've no joke told us to place a surgical mask over the NRB...

 

[GMCmedic]

So for patients on O2, do you place the mask over or under the NRB?

Today....over. Tomorrow.....itll change again.

 

[ffemt8978]

They've no joke told us to place a surgical mask over the NRB...

That's a joke in and of itself.

 

[DragonClaw]

That's a joke in and of itself.

We place masks over NCs.

We had one dementia pt try and eat the mask. Like she was chewing on it. She would bite anything. We got it from her before she ate any. We gave up on the mask

 

[DragonClaw]

I wrote up my resignation and added a 3 page goodbye.

 

[RocketMedic]

We have to wear a procedural or cloth mask All. The. Time. ourselves in the cab, station, etc. only place we can take it off is in our bedrooms. Super lame and highly dumb, especially because were on 24/48s

 

[Peak]

Apparently pressure treated lumbar is now on national shortage

 

[Seirende]

Apparently pressure treated lumbar is now on national shortage

Haha was it autocorrect?

 

[Peak]

Haha was it autocorrect?

Didn’t see that, but yes. The lumber shortage is real though. I’m driving across the state surrounded by forests to pick up wood.