You do bring up a good point... Argh. I'll let him know at work tomorrow and give my written two weeks notice...
Smart. You will thank me when he is on your nursing interview panel, ha ha. True story, the director of my BSN nursing program was on the paramedic interview committee when I applied.
It was 2 FTO's I worked with (1 being the asst director I told you about)
Director of the Nursing Program
Some katz I worked with before
Program director (Who also sat on the state board)
Hiring Manager at one of the private agencies (EMT-P)
The point:
You never know who they are gonna put on these panels, and in EMS, at least in TN anyways, every one knows every one cause we have worked Events together, handed off transports, saw each other at the major hospitals, etc.
You are lucky, you were EMS before nursing. I had to sit through the question:
"So, what is wrong with nursing? Why do you feel the need to switch professions?"
I was like, "Well, hmm... last I checked you needed an RN and EMT for flight, so I thougth why not get my -P... when you're a jet, you're a jet all the way", I then
proceeded to go on to explain how my ICU experience equaled critical care hours for flight.
My next question:
How do you calculate a drip rate?
I facepalmed. I mean, come on, an RN who can't calculate a drip rate? lol
Why did they do it?
To see if I acted like an arrogant fool and said something like, "Pssh, I can do that in my sleep" or if I was the type that would reply, "Yes, sir" and
give them an answer.
Every thing is a test.