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Hi all,

I'm new to this site and happy to have found it. I'm currently a Paramedic full-time with a great hospital owned service in Central Illinois. We keep pretty busy and I still love the job after 12 years. I'm also an RN and haven't found an area which challenges me as much as pre-hospital, so I'm still looking. I'm very interested in Prehospital RN and would love to be part of a movement to pioneer a program in the State of Illinois. Any comments, advice, links to web-sites..etc. would be much appreciated. Thanks!

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Welcome!

Wouldn't pre-hospital RNs get a lot of resistence from non-RN paramedics? Wouldn't we be stepping on their toes. Although there are probably a lot of ER nurses that would love to do that kind of nursing.

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I think there would be some resistence. But, if we play our cards right, watch our egos and use a little finesse, we could make great strides. We in EMS can be very territorial/exclusive. We feel like the majority of souls out there have no understanding of our jobs and we resent it with a passion. However, I think RN's who started out in EMS and have a love for it would fit in quite nicely.

Welcome!

Wouldn't pre-hospital RNs get a lot of resistence from non-RN paramedics? Wouldn't we be stepping on their toes. Although there are probably a lot of ER nurses that would love to do that kind of nursing.

hello and welcome to the wonderful family of allnurses.com. enjoy your stay, and best of luck to you. :)

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