You, my friend, have done what I call "screwed the pooch".
If you want to continue to be employed I would counsel you to put your head down, close your mouth, prove yourself a reliable employee and work your current job for a year while figuring o...
At least there's a provision that covers negligence. Let's hope the Kentucky BON actually does its jobs if a situation like the one the Tennessee BON so horribly bungled ever comes up.
Actually, someone who I normally am friendly with "disliked" my comment on this thread which was odd because I didn't think it was particularly controversial.
Except according to the TBI investigation the ADS system did, in fact, give warnings. Multiple ones. Electronic and on the actual cubby she pulled the Vec from. The vial even had a warning on it. Earlier discussions suggested "alarm fatigue" or too m...
I don't at the moment but I have extensive ED experience as an RN and try to keep my knowledge base up to date. Chemical restraint must be a regional thing. It's not common here. I verified this with a friend who is our current fire chief.
Is having paramedics chemically restrain out of control suspects a thing?! I've never heard of it and it wasn't part of my training. When did they start taking orders from LEOs? Ketamine seems like such a risky choice. Even in the ED we would have us...