"Yea. Neither am I. Looked like you were having a good time when the picture was taken though. Great smile BTW. :-)"
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Shanena L. Weems
- 28, Female
- Cottage Hills, IL
- United States
- Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D
Last On: 2:02AM, 14 Oct 10
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International EMS
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Humor In EMS
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EMS Singles Group
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Chicks in EMS
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Shanena L. Weems left a comment for Kiwi EMT"Thank you for the comment! I am sorry i have not replied."
"Thanks for the add and judging from the pic, I will have someone to shoot pool with if I ever visit Cottage Hills."
Kiwi EMT left a comment for Shanena L. Weems"Hey Shanena,
I am an EMT down in New Zealand (between Australia and the South Pole). Down here the Fire Service is government funded and run as a national organisation. The ambulance service is completely independent from fire and we have four…"
aaron left a comment for Shanena L. Weems"just came bye to say hi & i have been in the ems for 20 yrs & Would You Like To TradePatches"
Shanena L. Weems left a comment for aaron"Hello Aaron! I am fine, Just at work not doing anything. How long have you been an Emtb? Have a great day and becarefull!"
aaron left a comment for Shanena L. Weems"just came bye to say hi & how are you doing today & i'm an emt-b from va & be safe out there"
Shanena L. Weems commented on Jennifer Berry's group International EMS"Hello, I am shanena from Illinois. I am a paramedic. How do you the shifts differ place to place. and what are uniforms like where yall are from"
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International EMS
If you like to learn about how EMS works overseas (no matter what seas are "overseas" to you), then this is the group for you. Join us to start learning!
Shanena L. Weems replied to Dolph Holmes's discussion What's the funniest thing you have heard a drunk say? in the group Humor In EMS"This was probably a "you just had to be there" moment.. We were dispatched to altered level of concsiousness. When we arrived the pt was plastered. We were trying to get his information. Of course, when asked, he had only had two beers…"
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- Paramedic/EMT-I/EMT-D
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- Hospital
- Primary Department/Agency Name
- AMH
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 5-6 Years
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- Bunker Hill Ambulance
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- I like to help people and its never a dull moment
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Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 12:00pm on June 2, 2010,
Tim Benamati said…
- Yea. Neither am I. Looked like you were having a good time when the picture was taken though. Great smile BTW. :-)
- At 12:49pm on June 1, 2010,
- Thanks for the add and judging from the pic, I will have someone to shoot pool with if I ever visit Cottage Hills.
- At 11:04pm on December 17, 2009, Kiwi EMT said…
- Hey Shanena,
I am an EMT down in New Zealand (between Australia and the South Pole). Down here the Fire Service is government funded and run as a national organisation. The ambulance service is completely independent from fire and we have four emergency ambulance service providers in the country. The largest is St. John Ambulance who cover about 80% of the country. Wellington (our capital city) has its own ambulance service, called Wellington Free Ambulance. The two other ambulance services are owned and run by their district hospitals. They are Taranaki Ambulance and Wairarapa Ambulance (my employer). We used to have more hospital based ambulance services, but they have gradually been taken over by St. John. Throughout the country there are different shift patterns. In our service we have two different patterns. Our more senior staff (EMT-I and EMT-P) work 2x days, 2x nights then four days off (the same as the Fire Service staff). Our EMT-Bs work 4x day shifts then four days off. Our shifts are 12 hours and run 0600-1800 & 18800-0600. The BLS staff are not required to work night shifts as we have a pool of volunteer officers who crew at night with the EMT-I's. The EMT-P's generally work single crewed to provide ALS support.
- At 4:15pm on December 5, 2009, aaron said…
- just came bye to say hi & i have been in the ems for 20 yrs & Would You Like To TradePatches
- At 6:11pm on November 26, 2009, aaron said…
- just came bye to say hi & how are you doing today & i'm an emt-b from va & be safe out there
- At 10:29am on August 8, 2009,
sonia johnson said… - sonia.4u34@yahoo.com
Hello dear,
Greetings to you,My name is Sonia a young girl, i view your profile today at www.connect.jems.com and i love it. i decide to communicate with you and it will please me if you will be my friend, i wish if you will respond to my mail box so that i will give you my picture and tell you more about my self, i hope to hear from you.
soon yours Sonia.
(Email)
sonia.4u34@yahoo.com
- At 2:21pm on April 30, 2009,
Josh said…
- im actually a firefighter. been in it for 6 months.
how long have u been it?
- At 8:05am on April 30, 2009,
- its alright aint the best in the world. so whats it like were ur live?
- At 3:12pm on April 29, 2009,
- im doing great.
so how is ur job?
- At 2:44pm on April 21, 2009,
- howdy. how is it going.
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