The thoughts, ponderings and experiences of a Paramedic who has left London and is working for an ambulance service somewhere in the UK. I'm also a member of St John Ambulance. I must add the usual disclaimer: The thoughts, comments and views expressed in this blog are mine alone, and do not necessarily reflect those of the Ambulance Service or St John Ambulance.
written on the PRF by Steve at 12:17 am
Hi, my name is Steve and I work for an Ambulance Service in the UK as a Paramedic, having recently moved from London Ambulance Service. I won't say where in the country I am so as to fully ensure that patient confidentiality is protected. Any names that I use are false names - I never publish the real names of my patients
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5 Comments:
Because you're very dedicated to your job!! (and possibly a bit foolish?).
Oh, and welcome back (where are my manners?)
I would have done that for a day on the FRU! Hope you enjoyed! Do you have to undertake any further response driving courses to drive the car?
Not a course, no. Our three week driving course is deemed to be quite sufficient, but you do have to go out on a "familiarisation" shift with someone who's been on the car for a while to help you recognise the different driving technique involved.
Jennie - actually I think it could be to do with having spent far too much money while on holiday! Oh, and your manners are impeccable :)
I know all about that, although I don't have to go on holiday to spend far too much money!!!
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