Still can't believe EMTs can do injections now, when j went through in 2019 we couldn't do them we did lots of skills and way more then the old heads. But injections we didn't do, our scope is evolving quite quickly

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Such a great guy! I had the brief pleasure of working with him when i was involved in Illinois education. Great leader and role model. Keep it up Terry!

Awesome Buddy

Love and light

Great stuff! Looking forward to more!!!!

Martha, the mug was from 2015! I still have mine :)

I am actually Lady! Have land in Scotland :)

We support all our heroes with Homes For Heroes. 🚑🚓

Way too fast! Can not see the photos! 🫣

I vote #2 and #3 Thanks!! Merry Christmas 🎄🙏

Alittle bit of Epi works better than energy drinks 👍

The day workers strangely enough are the most unhealthy

Makes sense the day shifters have energy drinks 😂

Very uncomfortable to lay on unless they are taking care of me

Ben did. I am the tie breaker

Greetings, hugs from the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴, I am very interested in your classes or technical professional training in EMT medical emergencies, I would very much like to learn about prehospital medicine, we are in contact, greetings, hugs

*PromoSM* 🤦

Saving lives and being instruments tools in the service of God's children. 😊

Congratulations everybody! Not an easy feat and you all worked very hard to get to this point I am sure. Good luck out there and know that you have people rooting for you.😊

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Amazing

I know these two ladies and they are full of smart tricks like this one!

Carl!! That's my guy right there!!!

Lol brilliant

Thanks! This really came in handy when I forgot mine at home🙏🙏👍✨

I know what emergency is an emergency but that's the equivalent of putting a rubber band in your hair and how to ruin it- because it ain't coming out without at least half your hair

I love helping people and loved working with you all -- being a national paramedic and exercise science major - hands down one of the best companies I worked for - thank you all I remember the owners story of his parents traveling on a airplane with his wife 1999 to 2000 - that’s beautiful and life is about exploration and healing

I LoVed working for you all - I did every Art of Paramedicine - and ur con ed is free - thank you for helping Humanity

I worked at Burns harbor as their main bike medic as a national paramedic for superior and I love being in shape and helping ppl thank you brother my degree is in exercise science and I’m a super empathic man - OneLoVe

Really cool 😎😎😎

This was a wonderful video. Also great information on history about ambulance services

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Are their certain areas where superior operates as a 911 provider in Chicago or the Suburbs?

ex military forsure, def sounds like he got it in the ass a few times on deployment

Javar is jacked as fuck. I'd rather work with him than 90% of the broke ass EMRs we've got now.

I am training to be emt

She should be wearing her mask over her nose and mouth. Her nose is not covered.

Is the chemical used readily available in the chemists?

Goodbye and good riddance to Brutab, which left such an unpleasant residue on anything and everything. Really liking this new stuff as a VSS. Great suggestion.

AMR lost a emt in Tucson so take a moment of 1 min silence and always stay alert and safe.

Ppi was nothing more then bleach and water,gloves and gowns to disinfectant, after a Aids patient, 1982 . Praise God that disinfectants changed from 1982.

This is where I started off at back in 2017 in the June 19th emt-B class

Back in 1970 when I started on the ambulance with Schaefer Ambulance in LA, all you needed was an advanced 1st Aid Card issued by the American Red Cross. I got mine at the back office at Schaefer after filling out my application and spending about four hours learning CPR, splinting, bandaging and administering O2 and operating the Stephens Resuscitator. Most everything else was on job training. I was designated a driver and was immediately sent to the then Riverside International Raceway's School for high performance driving to learn how to properly drive Code 3 in LA traffic. EMT school was still about 2 years in the future and the paramedic program in LA was experimental in the LA County Fire Department and the LA CITY Fire Department. I worked 24 hours on and 24 hours off and then every 3rd or 4th shift, it was 48 hours on and 48 off. It was not a great paying job as I averaged between $800-900 a month in 1970 dollars when minimum wage was $1.60 per hour. Depending on what station I was working, we ran anywhere from 12 to 20 calls per 24 hour shift. At the end of a shift, all you wanted to do was rest. In the Watts, Willowbrook and Compton areas, you could expect to run 15 to 20 calls and run the full 24 hours. We were supposed to get down time but that seldom happened. Most of the calls in that area were hotshot calls such as shootings, accidents, overdoses, gang fights... well you get the idea. The ambulances stationed within LA CITY handled the easier transfer calls as LA CITY had their own ambulances with private ambulances handling the nursing home calls and hospital to home calls. After becoming a policeman in 1972, I still worked part time on the ambulance and saw many changes. The Cadillac ambulance went to the wayside because of the new DOT requirements regarding height requirements. The high top Cadillac was still used until about 1980. Those were the days where you learned to improvise. The paramedic programs were so abused by people wanting to go to the hospital and didn't have the cab fare. Was in a movie and one of the guys I worked with was the technical advisor on the movie Mother, Jugs and Speed with Bill Cosby and Raquel Welch. Believe it or not, it was pretty accurate for ambulances in LA. Ambulance crews did carry guns as I know three guys shot on the ambulance in LA. As a cop I was allowed to carry but I knew quite a few guys who carried snub nose 38s. Police knew they did and turned a blind eye to it in the rough areas.

Superior Ambulance has certainly grown. I remember in 1970 I worked for Schaefer Ambulance in LA and Walt Schaefer had many EAP-EMS contracts in LA, Orange, San Diego and Imperial Counties with more than 100 rigs working the streets in the many cities and unincorporated areas in Southern California. For years, he was the largest ambulance service. Schaefer owned his ambulance service and ran it. Walt Schaefer was a man of his word and became a friend as well. I like to see independent and family owned ambulance services because of the personal touches. If you gave Schaefer your best and were honest, he would do for you as an employee. So as a family owned business it's good to see such an expansion and not some big impersonal corporation being successful. Even today in my 70s, I still miss blowing my siren and some of the exciting times I had in the 1970s.

I worked on the ambulance in LA for Schaefer in the very early 70s. I also became a policeman for one of smaller cities adjacent to LA. I got to see many things on the ambulance and enjoyed working in the area. I became friends with Walt Schaefer and he let me work part time for him on my days off from the city. During that time in the 70s, Schaefer had a little over 100 ambulances in service in LA, Orange, San Diego and Imperial Counties. I also heard of Superior Ambulance in the Chicago area and Shephard Ambulance in Seattle. The Superior Coach Company of Lima Ohio built great ambulances on Cadillac chassis and then on GMC & Chevy chassis. I often think of some of the famous calls I have been on as I worked in East LA, South Central LA, Hollywood and West Hollywood. There were some sad and fond memories for me during my ambulance days from '70 to '80. I guess Superior Ambulance Service is one of the larger private ambulance services in the country now besides AMR.

I find it interesting about American EMS providers and how they work. Sometime in the future perhaps do a exchange experience to see how UK EMT work differs.

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How can I apply iam DANIYAL AHMED from karachi pakistan and also ems

Superior Industries in Brisbane Australia used to make ambulances as part of their vehicle modification business. Gone now.