ApneicMinority

Since you want to stay on the subject... only reason I even said anything was because she called me out about her online course. So yes with the amount of GRAMMAR errors I noticed I was wondering if that flew in her online EMT program. And yes I made a mistake also so don't get bent out of shape.

An excuse? Sorry Mike but I have nothing to prove to you. My point was that English being my second language I do tend to make mistakes here and there and I'll be the first to admit it. But, I doubt you know anything about that. Yes sir! I apologize.

Actually yes, and seeing that English is my second language I do my best.

Do they have you check grammer before turning in assignments?

Hmm well thats no bueno. I guess just call them Monday if you can't find the ORI number anywhere on the website I'm sure they can tell you over the phone. And you can get your other livescan form when you pickup the ambulance app from the DMV. If they are open Monday lol

You get the livescan form online from whichever agency you will be applying to. The ORI number will be on the form once you download it. You will need a seperate livescan for your ambulance driver certificate also so i suggest doing both at the same time.

Never heard of an online EMT course. I Would be quite concerned if there was one also. The current training is inadequate enough already.

Thanks for the info. Never crossed my mind to try and search this before I started a new thread. Will keep this in mind for future posts. Embarrassing!

I just stumbled upon this investigative news story on

I would prefer that babies be left with medical personnel rather than a dumpster in an alley. Which still happens even with the "Safe Haven" law.

I'm sure like all places we have our good/bad apples working in the field. From my own experience CA is great place to persue a career in EMS. I'm fortunate to be given the opportunity to work with the hard working medics that we do have.

Well here in California, you need 1200 hours of EMT experience before you can even apply to a medic program. I assume other states don't require the experience?

Not at the time. And when I realized I didn't care to creat a new account :o/> Aug 31 Introduction, Responsibilities Ch 1,2,3 Sept 01 terminology-Documentation, Communication Ch 4&5 Sept 07 Anatomy-Physiology, Life Development Ch 7,8,9 Sept 08 Pathophysiology Pathogens / BSI, Pharmacology, Shock & Resuscitation Ch 9,14,15 Sept 14 & 15 Airway Management / Emergencies, Airway adjuncts Ch 10,16 Sept 21 Cardiac Emergencies / Management, Baseline Vital Signs, Monitoring Devices, Lifting & Moving patients Ch 17,11,6 Sept 22 Scenarios / Skills Oct 05 & 06 Scene size-up, Ambulance Ops, Airship Response. Assessments: Adult / Medical / trauma Ch 12,13,41 Oct 12 Assessments: Pediatric, Geriatric, Special Needs Ch 37,38,39,40 Oct 19 Medical Emergencies, Pharmacology Ch 18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 Oct 27 MOI, Bleeding & Shock, Soft Tissue injuries, Burns, Musculoskeltal injuries, Head, Neck, Spinal injuries, Eye, Face, Chest, & Genital injuries Ch 27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36 Nov 09 Haz Mat, MCI, ICS, WMD Ch 42,43,44,45

William, my class used the same txt book. I would recommend using the internet study guide that comes with your textbook (brady resource central). I will find my syllabus to give you an idea on how our course was structured. I shall get back to you soon.

It's 2:53 in the morning. Hi!