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Herpes wrote:

Herpes wrote:PFO - you okay you sound very quiet

has that rash cleared up?

I knew I shouldnt have turkish slapped everyone in the room

me think you forgot to take your daily haloperidol

I also believe the qualifications should change to the following

To achieve the title of Paramedic one must do 3-4 years of education / clinical experience / practice . The studies should also ensure that all skills are practiced either in ED & on road.

Titles should go as follows

Grade 0 Ambulance Officer
Grade I Ambulance Officer
Grade II Ambulance Officer
Grade III Paramedic
Grade IIII Critical Care Paramedic

One should have to be part of a paid service to achieve the qualification. They also should be paid whilst training. Government pays salary!!

This will also mean Protocols & Standards to be exactly the same across state. The Government should write the clinical guidelines

As far as clinical placement. All Ambulance Services must equally participate.


This will ensure High Standards are Met.

nah I take clozapine, Zyprexa, ETOH and THC to medicate my issues

Kyle agree with some of what you wrote. I think that the government should not be writing qualification standards. Every state is somewhat different to another.

In America, some volunteers receive the same training as paid officers.
This means that when a Paid officer leaves, A volunteer may be promoted into a full time paid position.

To me this is the ultimate. This would cost SJA 000's of dollars and would this way, they would be more selective of who was employed as a Vollie.

It would also give hope to Volunteers that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Herpes wrote:nah I take clozapine, Zyprexa, ETOH and THC to medicate my issues

Clozapine - atypical antipsychotics
Zyprexa - Bipolar disorder and schizophrenia
ETOH - ethanol
THC well we all know what that is

I think you be clinically dead by now PFO.

Call in the Clergy Para!!!
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Pupils like a light house!!

Herpes wrote:Kyle agree with some of what you wrote. I think that the government should not be writing qualification standards. Every state is somewhat different to another.

In America, some volunteers receive the same training as paid officers.
This means that when a Paid officer leaves, A volunteer may be promoted into a full time paid position.

To me this is the ultimate. This would cost SJA 000's of dollars and would this way, they would be more selective of who was employed as a Vollie.

It would also give hope to Volunteers that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

That would be nice as a large percentage of volunteers would like to become a Para. That way Volunteers could just step straight into the Job.

I love days off

I saw a GMC Ambulance fly down albany highway lights and sirens wailing
definaltey not SJA must have been somone doing there ""emergency driving training""

Thankgod for the name change "Industrial Paramedic to Medic" wont stop the cowboys though :S

Looks like bob barker might be on his on when out driving around sussing out other services usually dave cloughley was with him....if its true he left sja.

Markmywords wrote:Looks like bob barker might be on his on when out driving around sussing out other services usually geoff cloughley was with him....if its true he left sja.

Ah thats Dave Cloughley

Herpes wrote:

Markmywords wrote:Looks like bob barker might be on his on when out driving around sussing out other services usually geoff cloughley was with him....if its true he left sja.

Ah thats Dave Cloughley

Must have been long before I was born..!!!

For all those people who are all knowing I have questions to be answered.. !!

http://warsug.info/phpbb/viewtopic.php? ... c&start=60

etoh isn't ethanol etoh stands for alcohol

munchkin1981 wrote:etoh isn't ethanol etoh stands for alcohol

Overdose of Alcoholic beverages [corrected] may lead to Ethanol Overdose read below to find out more..

Ethanol molecule (C2H5OH) also known as simply "alcohol" or ethyl alcohol

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etoh

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol

http://adam.about.com/encyclopedia/firs ... erdose.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol

Herpes wrote:

Markmywords wrote:Looks like bob barker might be on his on when out driving around sussing out other services usually geoff cloughley was with him....if its true he left sja.

Ah thats Dave Cloughley

yer your right i had another geoff in my mind haha

Herpes: Curious if someone mentioned the word white shirt in sja terms would that ring a bell for you at all ?

Markmywords wrote: Herpes: Curious if someone mentioned the word white shirt in sja terms would that ring a bell for you at all ?

Well I hope they had allot bleach back then.. Otherwise you could have time line of all the patients your treat.

Paramedics points to shirt and says this was my first arterial bleed. It never quite came out.. a fix a year to ever stain!!