Most calls?

[EMT857]

completely unpredictable

but yes some rules hold true, good sleep, bathroom, meals, usually can be interrupted.

[Oilersfan1]

When extremly tired. lol

Cheers :occasion5:

[Dustdevil]

During Ramadan. :roll:

[altamedic]

In the middle of shaving, or on thursday wich ever comes first

[Niftymedi911]

During any day of the week between 1600-and 2000 hrs. And on Fri and Sat nights betwen 2200-300 AM

Lately believe it or not Monday, Sat, and Sun are our busiests days.

Can't Wait til season starts!!!!

(For those of you who dont know, for us southern folk, when the snowbirds (northerns) decide to envade Florida, we call it season)

In Season we have close to 1 million people in our county b/c of all the darn snowbirds. 34 ALS amublances and 1 million people, hmmmmm not a gooodcombination if ya know what I mean.

In season we are busy from 0700 AM - 0700 AM ther is never a dull minute. We run in season close to 15 -20 calls a shift. Out of season anywhere from 5 to 12 calls a shift. Our shifts are 24 hrs.

[ChrisT@ncare]

lately we getting most of our calls monday morning between 01h00 and 06h00 but i just think it's coz people don't want to go to work that day. other than that at 18h10, 35min before shift change.

[bbbrammer]

when we havn't had a call for two days, or between 1730 and 1900

[ilparamedic07]

the second my infant daughter finally gets to sleep after throwing a 45 min fit is usually when my pager goes off

[mobey]

The morning increase in thrombotic cardiovascular events has been attributed, in part, to the morning surge in platelet aggregability

*excerpt from American College of Cardiology study in 1996*

Thought it was interesting.

Our most common call times are early morning SOB, & transfers, and evening chest pains and "I don't feel good"

[JPINFV]

Nursing homes before holiday weekends. Gotta ship the residents out to send LVNs home.