introductions and Member Info

[KevinC]

Throwing out my introduction.

Served US Army 84-88 as an 11B
Serving US Army 2002-present as an 68W

I hold EMT-I
Been to the W-1 course
Instructor for Combat Lifesaver, and TCCC

Currently stationed at Ft. Benning, GA

[GunsAndHoses]

Paramedic, Firefighter, LEO

[MikeT]

Very basic stuff compared to some but here goes:

EFR (Emergency First Response): Emergency First Aid, CPR, and AED for Infants, Children, and Adults.

EFR: O2 Provider

[dvdmacdaddy]

NREMT-I
EMD - Dispatcher (emergency medical dispatch)
Completed EMT-P; taking NR (Texas requires it for state cert., it's not my favorite test, I'd rather have an enema than take that test.)

I have worked for a private ambulance service, in the ER, and currently work for a 911 service.

My job requires all personel to be ACLS, PALS, PHTLS and EMD (only of dispatching) certified. Also hold my CPR instructor, finishing up my PALS/ACLS instructor.

[motorwerks]

NREMT-I
EMD - Dispatcher (emergency medical dispatch)
Completed EMT-P; taking NR (Texas requires it for state cert., it's not my favorite test, I'd rather have an enema than take that test.)

I have worked for a private ambulance service, in the ER, and currently work for a 911 service.

My job requires all personel to be ACLS, PALS, PHTLS and EMD (only of dispatching) certified. Also hold my CPR instructor, finishing up my PALS/ACLS instructor.

Nice I've been an EMT for like 12 years I just got my EMD stuff done this week, been working for AMR Sacramento as a call take for a few months now, I should be dispatching here in the next few months.

[Arctic1]

Hey guys, a quick intro.

Active duty Norwegian Army. I have the following courses:

Qualified First Aid (Level 2)
Advanced First Aid (Level 3)

These are the standard courses we run in the Norwegian Army, with everyone geting Level 2 training, and Medics getting Level 3 Training.

Patrol Medic Course (ISTC Pfüllendorf)
TCCC course

Also deployed as a squad medic to Kosovo and as my mentor teams medic in an OMLT in Afghanistan.

I am very interested in first aid, and looks like there is a good opportunity to learn some stuff here.

[Jfkudla]

Hey guys, a quick intro.

Active duty Norwegian Army. I have the following courses:

Qualified First Aid (Level 2)
Advanced First Aid (Level 3)

These are the standard courses we run in the Norwegian Army, with everyone geting Level 2 training, and Medics getting Level 3 Training.

Patrol Medic Course (ISTC Pfüllendorf)
TCCC course

Also deployed as a squad medic to Kosovo and as my mentor teams medic in an OMLT in Afghanistan.

I am very interested in first aid, and looks like there is a good opportunity to learn some stuff here.

Pardon my ignorance, but what is TCCC? Couldn't find it in searches.

[Arctic1]

No worries bro.

TCCC is Tactical Combat Casualty Care:

http://www.naemt.org/education/PHTLS/TCCC.aspx

[Jfkudla]

No worries bro.

TCCC is Tactical Combat Casualty Care:

http://www.naemt.org/education/PHTLS/TCCC.aspx

Very nice. Looks like a wealth of information on that site that I'll have to check out when I get home from work.

[thirteen/autumns]

hey lurking around m4c for a long time... Finally registered to use the search function and boy has that helped!!!!

anyway...

ccemtp
reservce USAF
all those other lil important certs