Good bad and funny in EMS
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Michelle
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Come and share some of your most memorable experiences in EMS whether they are good, bad, funny sad or insane.
Good bad and funny in EMS
Come and share some of your most memorable experiences in EMS whether they are good, bad, funny sad or insane.
Keunmyung Choi joined Michelle's groupGood bad and funny in EMS
Come and share some of your most memorable experiences in EMS whether they are good, bad, funny sad or insane.
Paula Miller replied to Michelle's discussion 1979 vs.................Now in the group Good bad and funny in EMS"Side mount litters in van ambulances
4 bed rooms in hospitals
HUGE portable radios and minitors
Bag phones
Short boards
Venturi masks
Nondisposable nasal airways (yep--they don;t have to be sterile...wash 'em and use 'em…"
Paula Miller joined Michelle's groupGood bad and funny in EMS
Come and share some of your most memorable experiences in EMS whether they are good, bad, funny sad or insane.
Carissa replied to Michelle's discussion 1979 vs.................Now in the group Good bad and funny in EMS"everything is more automated and more handy pocket. no need to bring large jump kits.ambulance drivers can now sleep while driving because the ambulance itself can sense if someone's crossing the street. maybe that time, we already have our…"
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- Primary Role in EMS
- Student
- Primary Agency/Department Type
- Hospital
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- Timpanogas Hospital
- Department/Agency Web Site
- http://www.timpanogosregionalhospital.com/
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 10
- Other Past or Current Departments
- Psychology and mental health departments.
Physicians Office's.
Hospitals.
Lab Corp
- My Training:
- BS in Psychology
UVU
Stevens Henager College of Business
- About Me
- I'm getting ready to go back to school soon. Life has been on a standstill recently. I've been working with disabled individuals which has been rewarding all on it's own. Having a medical background helps a lot in this area.
I worked in ICU as a telemetry technician. It was a great job and sometimes a little hectic watching so many heart monitors on one or two screens. I have been in the medical field off and on for 12 years. Lived in Knoxville, Tennessee and worked for Baptist for a while and loved it there. Husband was a paramedic and worked for a private ambulance company, so I got to learn a lot from him.
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- Day Job
- Telemetry Technician
- Personal Site/Profile
- http://www.heartofdixieservicedogs.org
- I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because
- There is never a dull moment! I love helping people.
- Relationship Status
- Divorced
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Michelle's Blog
Getting un-hitched
Boy, that guy sure was a mistake. Glad I had the guts to call it quits before we tied the knot. So to all my friends out there thanks for your warms wishes, but this one is a water under the bridge deal. Please don't try to rescue him. Ha ha.
Just too many things that didn't fit and just not much of a father figure for the kids. We're still moving but we'll be moving down to St. George, Utah instead. Be nice to be close to Vegas. ha ha.......Maybe I'll win my millions........
Anyway,… Continue
Just too many things that didn't fit and just not much of a father figure for the kids. We're still moving but we'll be moving down to St. George, Utah instead. Be nice to be close to Vegas. ha ha.......Maybe I'll win my millions........
Anyway,… Continue
Posted on June 25, 2009 at 2:00pm
Never bet a 9 year old
Living next door to a fire station is always a treat. My little girl always loves to hear the wail of the siren. Most of the time she says, 'Uh oh, someone's in trouble'. Today she asked me why they do that when the fire trucks and ambulances first come out of the station house. I told her that means they are 'running hot', rushing to a scene. She's very inquisitive as most 9 year olds are and loves watching shows like 'Trauma in the ER', ER, Ocean Force, all these rescue shows. Her step dad is… Continue
Posted on January 19, 2009 at 8:27pm
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 8:52pm on January 3, 2009,
Crystal said…
- At 8:44pm on January 3, 2009,
marnemedic said… - have a blessed year!
- At 1:48pm on January 3, 2009,
Terri said…
- Welcome to Humor In Uniform.
- At 11:09pm on December 27, 2008, marnemedic said…
- Thanks! Was Santa good to you this year? I got to actually sleep in this year..Woohoo!
- At 4:02am on December 25, 2008,
Ivan said… - Hello Michelle,
Im sorry for not getting back 2 U before, Too much going on.
Have a Great Christmas, May the LORD'S Grace abound,and give
You many Blessing. Also in reference to the city where I live, I Agree
this is AWESOME!!!!!
Ivan"1628"
- At 5:40pm on December 22, 2008,
Annette Smith said… - I just read your board in the ICU.....and here I thought my ER staff and myself were the only ones who knew the words to that Christmas Carol......although ours included phrases like "lice -a-leaping and several STD's"
- At 5:37pm on December 22, 2008, Annette Smith said…
- HA! Now THAT'S funny....
- At 9:15pm on December 20, 2008,
Marcus Rutan said…
Thanks n you to!!!
- At 8:30pm on December 19, 2008,
Rhonda Dillman said…
- At 1:34am on December 19, 2008, marnemedic said…
- Michelle, thanks for the invite. Hope your holidays are exciting!
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