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>>>>Lindy wrote:
>>>>My service is mostly flight paramedics (but we
are all required to be RN's in the future) our practice is bed side to bed
side. Once >>>>contact is made with the patient we follow them
all the way to their destination
Hi Lindy,
In no way do I want to re-ignite the RN vs. EMT-P issue, but I
find it curious that your service requires all medics to obtain RN
licensure. Where is your program - is it in the US? When you were
hired, what were you told about management's reasons behind this? How long
do you have to upgrade to RN? What is your flight mix (scene vs.
IF)?
Thanks,
Mike
Mike Shuken
Paramedic AMR Oakland, Calif. Medical Relief Foundation, improving medical care
for the people of developing countries.
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