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Jeremiah Bush
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- Los Angeles, CA
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Last On: 6:24PM, 19 Apr 10
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Medic Madness
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Jeremiah Bush's Discussions
Looking For Trouble: Part 2
In part one I talked about the importance of being thorough in your patient assessment, and to resist falling…Continue
Started Jun 1, 2010
Emergency Medicine all rolled up in a neat little package.
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Jeremiah Bush posted a discussionLooking For Trouble: Part 2
In part one I talked about the importance of being thorough in your patient assessment, and to resist falling into bad habits. So in that samevein, Lets talk about an assessment style that is both quick and easyfor you, and will lead to a better assessment and more appropriatepatient management.Lets start off by making sure we have all of the right diagnostic equipment, and enough time to use it all.…See More
Jeremiah Bush's blog post was featuredLooking For Trouble: part 1
What do you think one the most important skills a EMT or Paramediccan have? is it good IV skills? Maybe good airway management? Or howabout a friendly bed side manor? theses are all without argument veryimportant skills to have, but what about assessment skills?It is the first treatment every one of our patients receive, and one that should be continued until care is transferred. It is the one skill that no matter what the chief complaint, is always preformed… oris it?Do you really, fully and…See More
Jeremiah Bush posted a blog postLooking For Trouble: part 1
What do you think one the most important skills a EMT or Paramediccan have? is it good IV skills? Maybe good airway management? Or howabout a friendly bed side manor? theses are all without argument veryimportant skills to have, but what about assessment skills?It is the first treatment every one of our patients receive, and one that should be continued until care is transferred. It is the one skill that no matter what the chief complaint, is always preformed… oris it?Do you really, fully and…See More
Profile Information
- Primary Role in EMS
- Student
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Private EMS, Hospital, Educational, Non-Profit
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Arcadia Hospital
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- Serving since 2006
- Other Past or Current Departments
- MedResponse Ambulance.
McCormick Ambulance.
Los Angeles City Fire Dept.
Learning For Life.
UCSF Medical Explorers.
UCLA Center for Prehospital Care.
Emergency Medical Science Training Institute.
- About Me
- I was Born and raised in Los Angeles, and in 2006 became an EMT and served both the city and county of Los Angeles. I was a LAFD Fire Explorer and in 2009 moved to the San Francisco Bay to attend Paramedic school and am currently in My field internship. I am also an educator and adviser for the UCSF Medical Explorers.
I Love EMS and medicine in general. Some of my goals are to work in the Air Medical field as a Flight Paramedic/Nurse. To become a EMS Educator and lecturer. And to be a major contributor in my field and help bring EMS and medicine to the next level and beyond.
In My leisure time I enjoy Motorsports, Cooking and Entertaining, Movies, playing and listening to music, Reading/Writing/blogging, Research/Learning/Teaching, Travel and spending time with My wonderful family and friends.
- Personal Site/Profile
- http://jeramedic.wordpress.com
Jeremiah Bush's Blog
Looking For Trouble: part 1
What do you think one the most important skills a EMT or Paramedic
can have? is it good IV skills? Maybe good airway management? Or how
about a friendly bed side manor? theses are all without argument very
important skills to have, but what about assessment skills?
can have? is it good IV skills? Maybe good airway management? Or how
about a friendly bed side manor? theses are all without argument very
important skills to have, but what about assessment skills?
It is the first treatment every one of our patients receive, and one that should be continued until care is transferred. It is the one skill that no matter what the chief complaint, is always preformed……
ContinuePosted on May 2, 2010 at 12:25pm
Care Free
The state of emergency medical services, or any medical service for that matter, is no care free business. But yet much of what we provide ends up being free. Hospitals
around the country lose tens of thousands of dollars a month, often
through the emergency department. EMS services routinely treat and
transport “non paying patients”, and the already huge cost of health
care rises because of it.…
Posted on April 19, 2010 at 2:22am
The Seven Dollar Dent
Today I was out and about town. This morning I took my car to the mechanic for some passed due maintenance (Thanks Chronicles of EMS)
Then this afternoon was off to the good doctor (and family friend) for
some passed due personal maintenance. Then off to the office supply
store, and a quick phone call to headquarters to enquirer about some
new uniforms. All and all, I’d say it was a… Continue
Then this afternoon was off to the good doctor (and family friend) for
some passed due personal maintenance. Then off to the office supply
store, and a quick phone call to headquarters to enquirer about some
new uniforms. All and all, I’d say it was a… Continue
Posted on April 1, 2010 at 3:43am
Partners
What is a partner? Is it just someone that happens to sit next to you when your on shift? Or is it something more?
I have worked with a lot of different people, but very few do I call “partner”. To me a partner is someone who at times is a “Part” of you. Who you are comfortable with, who in a strange way is familiar to
you. The kind of partner that gets your jokes, and who gets you.
Someone who you can talk…
Posted on March 28, 2010 at 8:38pm
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