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    Quote Originally Posted by medic_ina_box View Post
    I was thinking about getting my TCLEOSE and attempting to venture off into it, all of your were pd then?
    We worked for the Sheriff's office as volunteers in a medical capacity only, none of us were sworn.
    Last edited by Hmac; 01-18-12 at 18:00.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckman View Post
    Now that's just jacked up.
    As a licensed physician, I wasn't limited. An MD is required to sign off on the Paramedics so that they could do ALS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hmac View Post
    As a licensed physician, I wasn't limited. An MD is required to sign off on the Paramedics so that they could do ALS.
    Yeah, I get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by medic_ina_box View Post
    Glad to see this is a forum of past spelling bee champs!
    It's a good crowd. Welcome.
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    I'm a Tac Medic with a 35 man team covering ~120k residents, non-sworn. We keep a doc in the armored vehicle and I make entry with the team.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hmac View Post
    We worked for the Sheriff's office as volunteers in a medical capacity only, none of us were sworn.
    I function in the same capacity (as an EMT) while pursuing a BSN.
    ἰδέτωσαν, ἱστορησάτωσαν οἱ ἄνθρωποι ἄνθρωπον ἀληθινὸν κατὰ φύσινζῶντα.

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    Let men see, let them know, a real man, who lives as he was meant to live.
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    Full time firefighter paramedic. Our PD put the word out that they wanted a medic on SWAT. I applied and got it, went to basic SWAT, train 10 hours per month with the team and go on every call as entry, etc. whatever the assignment may be. I carry the medic gear and am the "doc" (insurance policy) just in case. It is the best kept secret job there is. People never get it. It's always hard to explain.

    "Wait, I thought you were a fireman? What? Are you a cop then? What?"

    The worst part is the sh*t you get from other jealous firefighters who hate you cuz they aint you. Just tell them, "You're either SWAT or you're not......and you're not".

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    Quote Originally Posted by TacMedic556 View Post
    Full time firefighter paramedic. Our PD put the word out that they wanted a medic on SWAT. I applied and got it, went to basic SWAT, train 10 hours per month with the team and go on every call as entry, etc. whatever the assignment may be. I carry the medic gear and am the "doc" (insurance policy) just in case. It is the best kept secret job there is. People never get it. It's always hard to explain.
    Are you required to be armed?

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    I am still pursuing the degree in paramedic refresher course and will apply for the job in a month. Would love to serve my job at the earliest.
    Last edited by harrygill; 10-11-14 at 05:06.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TacMedic556 View Post
    Full time firefighter paramedic. Our PD put the word out that they wanted a medic on SWAT. I applied and got it, went to basic SWAT, train 10 hours per month with the team and go on every call as entry, etc. whatever the assignment may be. I carry the medic gear and am the "doc" (insurance policy) just in case. It is the best kept secret job there is. People never get it. It's always hard to explain.

    "Wait, I thought you were a fireman? What? Are you a cop then? What?"

    The worst part is the sh*t you get from other jealous firefighters who hate you cuz they aint you. Just tell them, "You're either SWAT or you're not......and you're not".
    Are you IAFF?

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