Well it's official

[scubanurse]

Yeah that is a downside, and MD can be a PITA for reciprocity as I recall...just a thought though.

[Just Plain Ruff]

don't think I didn't consider it. But I also considered taking the registry but then I came to my senses.

[chbare]

Your wife is smart. It is an unpredictable and highly competitive economy we live in. It's hard to predict how things evolve. With your wages and friendly schedule, you should have no issues keeping an active credential. I strongly recommend you do registry and keep it. Think of it as a disaster policy if anything else.

[Just Plain Ruff]

Your wife is smart. It is an unpredictable and highly competitive economy we live in. It's hard to predict how things evolve. With your wages and friendly schedule, you should have no issues keeping an active credential. I strongly recommend you do registry and keep it. Think of it as a disaster policy if anything else.

Well I was thinking about it today and I'm possibly going to go for the registry. I'll have to get my missouri license back and then pursue registry. I know that some places offer nat reg prep courses. I have some learning to do.

[paramedicmike]

Maryland is a Registry state. It shouldn't be too hard to find a review course.

[Just Plain Ruff]

Maryland is a Registry state. It shouldn't be too hard to find a review course.

I found a couple already, just have to get my missouri back first, then can go for the registry.

[scubanurse]

Does this mean you're going to go for it?!

[Just Plain Ruff]

well for now, yeah but ask me after I get my missouri back, I'll probably just stick with my missouri because we are more than likely just going to move back to missouri.

[scubanurse]

[B_Robbins]

What size pants we talking bout???