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Some guys at work have been using the Whoop to collect biometrics to great success. Only problem is it isn't real time. But the data is great for health studies and contrast talk. It gives data to show the penny pinchers to back up what we've always said was an extremely hard job.

Both of his sons are in Baltimore City now

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66091649

Mark Bonilla describes the unique training that members of an exclusive unit of the department's EMS Special Operations Command undergo to prepare for high-risk/low-probability events. Photo by Andre Gustavo Stumpf They call New York City “the city that never sleeps.” It’s home to more than...

Citizen app

Exam 4044: Firefighter (Open Competitive): Application Period 3/6/24-5/21/24 Exam 4528: Firefighter (Promotional): Application Period 11/1/23-11/21/23

E*233, 227, 332, 231, 283s/c L*120, 176, 123F, 175s/c BN*44, 38 D*15 SQ*252 R*2 RAC*2

Plus high index of suspicion RMAs have to get cleared by Online Medical Control and sometimes tie units up for prolonged times.

That's why they get the diff

Because she was doing her job. She followed the prompts and coded it correctly. An uncontrolled bleed (even a nose bleed) will be coded as a major injury. Perhaps the system is overzealous, perhaps not. At any rate, the EMT did exactly what she was supposed to do.

Th That would be both illegal and most likely immoral. In the short time I've been on EMS here we have made significant gains, which if the pattern continues with the contracts should only increase. I wouldn't be surprised if EMS is paid almost what it should be within the next decade. Also the...

No, most of these corporations are owned by some larger conglomeration. For example KME, Spartan, and E-One are all owned by REV.

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2023-06-22/san-francisco-robotaxis-interfere-with-firetrucks-los-angeles-is-next

Time to check between the couch cushions for spare change

Nope